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Atwima Mponua MP,Seth Osei Akoto vows to Prioritize Security As part of effort to ensure effective security,Hon. Seth Osei Akoto, the Member of Parliament for Atwima Mponua constituency, has indeed prioritized security in his agenda. While specific details about completing projects initiated by his predecessor, Hon. Isaac Kwame Asiamah, are not readily available, Hon. Akoto’s commitment to development and security is evident in his actions. Assured constituents of his dedication to bringing development to their doorsteps, despite the NPP’s minority status in Parliament. As part of his efforts to combat crime, he recognizes the importance of security, aligning with his…

NPP MP INSPECTS KOTOKUOM RECONSTRUCTION BRIDGE Hon. Seth Osei Akoto, the Member of Parliament for Atwima Mponua Constituency, inspected the ongoing reconstruction of the Kotokuom Bridge on April 15, 2025. The bridge, which connects Nyinawusu,Apramadi,Kotokuom and other surrounding communities in the Ashanti Region, has been in disrepair for years and serves thousands of residents, including farmers, traders,school children and other government workers. Key Highlights: Project Timeline: The reconstruction works are expected to be completed within a three-month period, barring any unforeseen circumstances Progress and Quality: Hon. Akoto expressed satisfaction with the quality of work and the contractor’s professionalism, noting the…

Atwima Mponua MP Hon. Seth Osei Akoto Inspects Kotokuom Bridge Reconstruction Project The Member of Parliament for Atwima Mponua Constituency, Hon. Seth Osei Akoto, has reaffirmed his commitment to infrastructural development with a working visit to inspect the ongoing reconstruction of the Kotokuom Bridge—a vital infrastructure project linking the communities of Nyinawusu and Kotokuom in the Ashanti Region. The bridge, which has been in a state of disrepair for several years, serves as a key transportation route for thousands of residents, including farmers, traders, school children, and health seekers who depend on it for their daily commute and socio-economic activities.…

Minority Caucus Criticizes NDC Government Over delayed of Cocoa Adjustment Price The Minority Caucus in Parliament is criticizing the Majority over the delay in increasing cocoa prices. They said that the delay is unfair to cocoa farmers, who are not benefiting from the current high global cocoa prices. They are calling them to stop making excuses and take immediate action to increase the producer price of cocoa to better serve the interests of cocoa farmers. This follows a recent statement from the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD), which cited the absence of a Board of Directors and a Producer Price Review…

MINORITY CAUCUS DONATES TO ADUM PZ FIRE VICTIMS Hon. Afenyo Markins, the Minority Leader in Ghana’s Parliament, has donated GHC 20,000 to support the Adum PZ fire devastation victims in Kumasi. He urged the government to expedite the reconstruction of the lost market, suggesting that funds be sourced from the consolidated fund, citing previous instances where this was done. It’s worth noting that the government has already shown support for the victims. A donation of GHC 600,000 was made, with an immediate GHC 100,000 going to assist the most vulnerable victims. Other officials, including Hon. Agnes Naa Momo Lartey…

KMA BOSS GIVES TWO-WEEK ULTIMATUM,WARNS TRADERS TO VACATE: Hon. Richard Ofori Agyeman Boadi, widely known as King Zuba, has indeed given traders in Kumasi a two-week ultimatum to vacate unauthorized areas. As the Chief Executive Officer of Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA), King Zuba’s initiatives include: *Cleaning and Beautification*: Restoring Kumasi’s reputation as the “Garden City of Ghana” by ensuring the city is clean and well-maintained. *Infrastructure Development*: Improving the city’s infrastructure to support economic growth and development. *Community Engagement*: Working with the general public to promote a sense of ownership and responsibility in maintaining the city’s cleanliness and beauty. This…

Atwima Kwanwoma;18 year old girl murdered at Nweneso number two A tragic incident occurred in Nweneso number two, a farming community in Atwima Kwanwoma municipal, where an 18-year-old girl named Ruth Afia Acheampong was brutally murdered with severe head injuries inflicted with a cutlass. The incident happened on April 12, 2025, at around 1:00 pm while the community was attending a funeral. According to Hon. Freduah Agyeman, the Assembly member for Nweneso number two, the circumstances surrounding the murder are still unclear. However, the community has identified a suspect, who was reportedly smoking in front of the house when the…

Ashanti regional minister, leads massive cleanup Exercise in Kumasi Dr. Frank Amoakohene, the Ashanti Regional Minister, led a massive clean-up exercise in the region on April 12, 2025, alongside security services and NDC sympathizers. The initiative aimed to keep the city clean and beautify key areas, including: Manhyia Palace: A significant cultural and historical site in Kumasi Kejetia: A major commercial hub in the city Adum: A prominent suburb in Kumasi As a medical professional and youth leader, Dr. Amoakohene has emphasized the importance of development and community engagement in his role as Ashanti Regional Minister. This clean-up exercise reflects…

Former Student leader ( NUGS PREZ ) Donates To Adum PZ Fire Devastation Victims: Yiadom Boakye Emmanuel, a former NUGS member, has made a generous donation to support the Adum PZ fire devastation victims in Kumasi. His contribution includes:GHC 10,000: A significant financial donation to aid in recovery effort 50 bags of cement: Essential building materials to help with rebuilding and reconstruction. This act of kindness demonstrates Emmanuel’s commitment to giving back to his community, especially during times of crisis. His donation will likely provide much-needed support to those affected by the fire. Yiadom Boakye Emmanuel, the former NUGS president,…

CHILD PROTECTION A KEY CONCERN TO THE NATION BUILDING: The Ashanti Regional Child Protection Committee met with Regional Minister Hon. Frank Amoakohene on April 10, 2025, to discuss pressing child protection issues. Key concerns included: – Foreign Children on the Streets: Influx of foreign children in Kumasi – Kumasi Children Park Condition: Current state of the park – Child Begging: Individuals, including pastors, using children for begging – Street Children: Presence of children in ghettos – School Bus Overloading: Safety concerns for children – Hooliganism in Schools: Violence during sporting events – NHIS for Newborns: Free coverage regardless of mother’s…