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Yaa Naa Abukari Mahama II
The story began yesterday when, after 17 years of conflict within the chieftaincy, the people of Dagbon were finally able to "Yaa Naa Abukari Mahama II outdoors" as suzerain of the traditional territory.
As we celebrate with the people of Dagbon for smoking the pipe of peace that was a precursor to the appointment and installation of a new Yaa Naa, the Daily Graphic thinks it is to congratulate the various presidents, the Committee of Eminent Leaders and all Dagbon leaders who have contributed to the peace now enjoyed by the region.
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However, it will not be out of place to praise the current president, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, for the role he played in resolving the Daffbon conflict in Chieftaincy. .
Conflicts and wars are hostile to development everywhere, and the protracted conflict between the two main factions involved in the dagbon chieftaincy crisis has prevented the vital development of the capital, Yendi, and other areas of the traditional region.
Therefore, the Daily Graphic hopes that with the restoration of peace in the region, all the resources mobilized to keep the peace will now be allocated to the development of Dagbon in order to bring it to the same level as the other regions. from the country.
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We are pleased that President Akufo-Addo has already announced that a $ 30 million water supply project, intended to replace the dilapidated water supply system of Yendi and its basin versant, had been approved by his cabinet, but awaited Parliament's approval so that the work could begin immediately.
We urge Parliament to accelerate work on the project so that entrepreneurs can begin to work seriously to provide drinking water to the people of Dagbon. The water, they say, is life, and the importance of the project can not be overemphasized.
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The Daily Graphic thanks the government for beginning to improve Yendi's water supply system, but believes that other needed basic infrastructure needs to follow quickly, not only to bring prosperity to the people, but also to restore the glory of the traditional region of Dagbon.
As the government alone can not badume the responsibility of developing Dagbon, we urge well-meaning Aboriginal people in the region, as well as business owners, to settle in the area to provide youth employment. swarming who are forced to move to the south because of the lack of opportunities.
Overall, we urge all leaders and leaders of the region to work together in unity, to maintain peace and to help the new Yaa Naa attract development to the region, and Dagbon will truly be the winner.
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