Okofrobour Obeng Nuako III, chief of Dunkwa-On-Offin, has announced a week long programme of activities to commemorate two decades of his enstoolment.
Charles Amoah (in white) receiving a Citation from the chief
The Dunkwahene, who was enstooled on June 6, 2006 gave hints of the commemoration at the observation of the first “Akwasidae” last Sunday.
Dubbed, “Maaseman Akwantuo”, the anniversary will celebrate the migration of the people of Dunkwa-on-Offin from their original settlement (between Adanse and Amansie in the Ashanti Region) to their current location.
The chief said an array of activities, to be climaxed by a Grand Durbar, would soon be outlined for the attention of the general public.
Nana Obeng Nuako thanked God for His blessings and protection and acknowledged the support and encouragement of his elders and subjects during his 20-year reign.
He reminded his elders and subjects that the development of Dunkwa is a collective effort and appealed to all and sundry to contribute to its development.
The Dunkwahene also pleaded with President John Dramani Mahama to consider the rehabilitation of the 22 mile Dunkwa-Obuasi road, stressing that the stretch is vital in the livelihood of the people of Dunkwa and its environs.
Meanwhile, Okofrobour Obeng Nuako III has honoured Mr. James Amoah, also known as Awushi, an Entrepreneur, in recognition of his hardwork, dedication and promotion of the Entertainment industry, specifically Dunkwa Yellow and many other things.
The chief expressed appreciation for Mr Amoah’s support in the development of Dunkwa, describing the entrepreneur as a hero in his field of endeavour.
