FAMILIARIZATION VISIT TO OLD TAFO , ANYINASIN AND ITS ENVIRONS.

  As part of his familiarization visit and effort to promote strong partnerships for Local development, the municipal chief Executive (MCE)Hon. Charles Darko Yeboah accompanied by coordinating Director and  heads of departments paid a working visit to both Akyem Old Tafo and  Akyem Anyinasin  Traditional council in the Abuakwa North Municipality of the Eastern Region.

  In old Tafo,  the MCE and his entourage was warmly received by the chiefs and elders .Discussions focused on enhancing collaboration between the municipal Assembly and the traditional leadership to promote unity and sustainable development within the municipality. The visit underscored the MCE’s commitment to inclusive governance and community engagement.

The  Adontenhene and chief of old Tafo osabarima Adusei peasah urged the MCE to collaborate with the staff of the Assembly to learn more from them. Osabarima assured the MCE of his support. Nana Adontenhene said there was a problem at new Tafo zongo but has been able to solve them.

 At Anyinasin ,the MCE and his staff were warmly welcomed by the chiefs and the community members. The chief of Anyinasin Osabarima Nana Apiah Agyei Atta korang and his people mentioned some challenges facing the town. Some of these includes  electricity expansion, poor road leading to Old Tafo, bad communication network, and portable drinking water.The team visited Aboabo, Ettokrom, and Boso-Odumase.

At Attukrom Nana Adomako ,the chief of Ettokrom commended the MCE for involving Nananom in his activities and encouraged him to continue. Nana Adomako promised his support anytime he calls on him. He pleaded with the MCE to help them on the uncompleted projects started by the  previous government.

                               

                     

MCD,MCE,HR AND NADMO DIRECTOR                      Osabarima Adusei Peasah, Chief of Old Tafo

                       

                               

HEADS OF DEPARTMENT EXCHANGING GREETINGS WITH NANA APPIAH AGYEI

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