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Nana Ama Ampomah with the Regional Minister, Mr. Simon Osei Mensah.
Nana Ama Ampomah, regional organizer of the new Patriotic Party for Women in the Ashanti Region, congratulated the queens mothers of the region for their immeasurable contribution to peace and stability in the region.
She said that their advice to the chiefs and elders of the various traditional councils on priorities in the region had peacefully resolved most of the chieftaincy problems and ensured stability and peace throughout the region.
Because of the important role of the queen mothers, Nana Ampomah said that the female wing of the NPP would continue to advocate for their well-being.
Meet
Speaking at a meeting organized by the Association of Queen Mothers for its members in Kumasi this weekend, Nana Ampomah said that the women's wing would continue to provide them with support necessary to enable them to continue to provide the necessary badistance to the Chiefs. in the management and administration of all priorities in the region and in the country.
"If women are considered housekeepers, queen mothers can also be called palace managers, so it is important that the NPP and its women's wing give the highest priority to their well-being," she said. declared.
Ashanti Regional Minister Simon Osei Mensah also badured queens of support from the government and encouraged them to join their respective leaders in developing their communities.
As guardians of customs and culture, he said that they played a very important role and were therefore essential partners in Ghana's development.
Development
He said the government was undertaking large-scale road infrastructure projects this year and that the Ashanti region had been designated as one of the beneficiaries.
He cited some of the main roads in the area, such as the Obuasi-Anwiankwanta, Asokwa-Bosomtwe, and many others in the area, which had already been allocated, and contractors had also been on site to start works.
When completed, he said that these two main roads would provide relief to motorists and travelers and would also improve the economic activities of surrounding cities and communities.
The President of the Association of Queen Mothers, Nana Agyakoma Difie II, who is also Mamponghemaa, expressed her gratitude to the Director General of the Kumasi Metropolitan Area, Mr. Osei Assibey Antwi, and to the Regional Minister of Education. Ashanti for organizing the meeting for them.
Nana Difie praised the government's promise to develop districts in the region, which would bring great relief to residents "as this would provide them with employment opportunities and would also open up the hinterland to businesses".
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