Bawumia is resting as "Nkabomhene" (PHOTOS) | General news

Chiefs and residents of Menji, Tain District, Bono Region, have called on the Vice President of the Republic, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, as Nkabomhene (Head of the Unit) in recognition of his permanent crusade for the unity and peaceful coexistence of people with different religious traditions. persuasions.

The leaders of the Muslim community also awarded him a special award for his sustained efforts in favor of the poor and the disadvantaged.

Honors were awarded to Vice President Bawumia at Menji near Nsawkaw on Monday, May 27, 2019 during a mini-session organized by the leaders in collaboration with the Muslim community, after the Vice President joined the Muslim faithful to perform Zuhr's prayers in Menji as part of his annual Ramadan tour.

Alhaji Amadu Bamba, President of Menji Gyaasehene, said that Vice President Bawumia's quest for peace and unity among people of different faiths, reflected in his annual Ramadan tour, is testament to his character. peaceful.

The revolution that took place in the annual pilgrimage to Mecca since Alhaji became vice president is also remarkable, said Alhaji Bamba, adding, "Although I went to Mecca before, I want to prepare myself and go there because of the good things that I have done. m audition. Those who have left since you came to power say that, unlike the past, they do not jostle for food but are now very well fed.

"In gratitude for his quest for peace, unity and national cohesion and the great work he is doing for the country as Vice President, the Menji and Tain leaders support him, with the Nkabomhene's stool name, "said Alhaji Bamba.

The Muslim Ummah also awarded a special prize to the Vice President for his significant contribution to the development of the Muslim community in Tain and the nation in general. A quote accompanying the prize read in part:

"An inspiration for the Muslim Ummah – until Your Excellency appears in the Ghanaian political landscape, in the coveted spot of the Vice President, the hope of the Muslim Ummah has faded and was played in a political ping pong game

"… The Zongos and the oppressed will forever be identified with Your Excellency and the NPP for giving full meaning to a social intervention such as the Free SHS, as an attachment to the imperatives of the nation's constitution, far from any political gimmick.

"The people of Menji, in the Bono area, as well as the entire Muslim Ummah, pray fervently for the success of your Excellency and your government in the commitment to elevate our poor communities to a shared national development and fair."

Vice President Bawumia expressed gratitude to the leaders and the people and pledged to work even harder to contribute to the realization of President Akufo-Addo's vision for the nation.