DEGLORY GH MEDIA

The respected Chief of Nkwabeng, Nana Appiah Adu Obrempong V, has issued a heartfelt appeal for peace, unity, and harmony in Ghana as the country prepares for crucial general elections on December 7. These are highly charged polls. In the Bono East Region, a vibrant suburb of Nkoranzan, Kwafie Festival was held in Nkwabeng on Friday November 15, 2024, during which an authentic plea was made. 

Each year, the Kwafie Festival takes place in accordance with Nkwabeng traditions, signifying rebirth and community unity. During his speech to enthusiastic crowds, Nana Appiah Adu Obrempong V stressed the immense significance of the event and called on his people to use it as a basis for peace and reconciliation. 

The Chief emphasized the importance of unity and acknowledged the need to move on from previous hurts and accept acollaborative vision for future development. It imporsible to simply relinquish the past and pretend it never happened and they were our only community building blocks,” he said. We must embrace inclusivity to achieve success in Nkwabeng and beyond. Thank you.' 

Nana Appiah Adu Obrempong V emphasized the importance of prayer and faith in achieving prosperity. He suggested that those praying for the chiefs and people of Nkwabeng would achieve more if they pray for success. Therefore, it is crucial to work together towards the development of our nation as a whole. 

Nana Appiah Adu Obrempong V conveyed his message of peace to the broader Ghanaian audience in an interview with Apioh-Kubi of Fabea FM. The speaker emphasized the importance of voters in safeguarding the country's future, emphasizing the need to prioritize the advancement of personal relationships over individual political views. He added that elections should be conducted with leaders who serve the nation'sentence, stressing their importance. We should vote with the spirit of peace as our principle. 

During the festival, Nana Appiah Adu Obrempong V showcased his dedication to serving his people and launched a selfless community program. The Chief donated 75 pieces of fabric and funds to cover tailoring expenses so that each person could have their own garments. During the service, According to him, this benevolent act demonstrated his unwavering commitment to upholding and strengthening Nkwabengman's peace and development. 

The Kwafie Festival exemplified unity and culture, featuring traditional music, drumming, and dance. Elders, community leaders and residents of all ages came together to celebrate their heritage and reinforce their shared values. During the event, many individuals expressed their appreciation for the Chief's leadership during these critical moments, as evidenced by his message and acts of kindness. 

During the night sky over Nkwabeng, the festival's drums sang with optimism and renewal, serving as a reminder of the Chief'S vision for an everlasting peaceful and prosperous future. The message of unity that Nana Appiah Adu Obrempong V has delivered is unquestionably etched in the minds not only of Nkwabeng but also of all Ghanaians who yearn for a more peaceful and prosperous nation.