By Philip Antoh
The Vice President Jane Nana Opoku-Agyeman has appealed to Ghanaian Youth to work closely with their elders in other to preserve Ghana’s culture, values, norms and dignity.
During the 25th anniversary celebration of Nana Mprah Besemuna III, the Paramount Chief of the Krachi Traditional Area, she made this appeal as a special guest.
Speaking to chiefs, elders, and residents in Kete-Krachi, the Vice President encouraged the youth of Krachi to work together as a vital part of preserving their heritage.
“Support your chiefs and prioritize your education. The future of this proud tradition relies on you—put in the effort to secure it,” she stated.
She also urged young people to stay aligned with the efforts of elders who are dedicated to building and maintaining a strong cultural legacy, highlighting their importance in the nation’s progress.
“Value your education. Whether through academic studies or acquiring skills, dedicate yourself to it so you do not become a burden to society,” she advised.
Prof. Opoku-Agyemang commended Nana Mprah Besemuna III for his leadership, especially in upholding peace and stability in Krachi and nearby communities.
She remarked that his leadership has played a crucial role in promoting unity and development in the region.
The Silver Jubilee celebration, which took place on Saturday, March 28, commemorated 25 years since Nana Mprah Besemuna III was enstooled as Krachiwura and President of the Krachi Traditional Council.
The event, themed “Celebrating 25 Years of Traditional Leadership, Unity and Development in Krachi,” gathered dignitaries from all over the country to celebrate the chief’s lasting legacy.