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On that day, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo will issue a constitutional instrument (IC) to give effect to the creation of regions and capitals.
The Minister of Reorganization and Regional Development, Mr. Dan Botwe, said this when he paid a courtesy visit to Overlord of Mamprugu, the Nayiri, Naa Bohagu Mahami Abdulai Sheriga, last Tuesday, for the 39, officially invite to the ceremony. Of the president.
He added that the president had invited the chiefs, the opinion leaders, the general directors of the municipalities and districts and various stakeholders to the Jubilee House on the occasion of the historic ceremony.
Already, the results of the referendum that created the new regions were published in the Gazette by the Electoral Commission (EC) and the president who will issue the IC will be the final act to be executed for the creation and the & # 39; 39, full inauguration of the new regions.
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For some time now, the names of some cities have been mentioned, especially in the media, as leaders to be designated as capitals of the new regions, but the president ended the question when he announced the week next.
Some leaders and opinion leaders are at the forefront of selecting their favorite cities as capital cities.
For example, Naa Mahami Sheriga recently advocated for Nalerigu to become the capital of the new Northeast region.
In presenting his arguments, he told reporters that the city was strategically located in the center of the new region and that it would be convenient for all locals to access it.
But Nalerigu will face fierce competition from Walewale, who has also been mentioned as a serious contender.
Savannah
For the Savannah region, Yagbonwura Sulemana Jakpa Tutumba I, ruler of the traditional Gonja region, said Damongo was best suited as the regional capital.
In a speech read on his behalf at a referendum forum in Damongo, he said that despite the differences
The opinions being expressed on the city that was the best choice, there was no doubt that Damongo exceeded the others.
Bole is another major badet, which is also a strong argument in favor of the choice of the regional capital. Salaga is also in the running.
Ahafo
Goaso, Mim, Duayaw Nkwanta, Bechem, Hwidiem and Kenyasi are among the most successful cities in the capital of the Ahafo region.
Goaso, capital of the municipality of North Asunafo, is considered the favorite, especially since it has the facilities needed to host the regional capital.
It is interesting to note that Hwidiem and Kenyasi presented the president with a joint petition to make the two cities, about three kilometers apart, the common regional capital.
Mim, formerly known for its timber trade, is the black horse of the race.
Duayaw Nkwanta and Bechem are big cities, but it remains to be seen if they will have what it takes to be the capital next Tuesday.
Bono East
There is also strong competition between the cities of this region for the capital, with Techiman and Atebubu in the lead.
Techiman, a sprawling municipality, is strongly positioned for the capital, but Atebubu also has the facilities needed to host the capital. The people of Kintampo, a city that would be the center of the country, also ask the government to consider the city as the capital of the Bono-Est region.
For the moment, all are eagerly awaiting the announcement of the president.
North West
In this region, Bibiani, Sefwi Wiawso and Sefwi Bekwai are in the running for the capital.
The chiefs and residents of these three cities praised the cities as being the best for the regional capital.
Oti
Although the Oti movement, a group of leaders and opinion leaders from the northern Volta region who submitted the petition that led to the creation of the Oti region, said that He would accept any city chosen as the regional capital, indications that some of the cities are praying to be chosen.
These cities are Jasikan, Kadjebi and Kete Krachi.
Extended consultation
Mr. Botwe, during his visit to the overlord of Mamprugu, said that "the president has conducted many consultations with people from all over the country and that there will be no confusion after the day". announces regional capitals ".
He said that the rationale behind the creation of the regions was to allow rapid development of the affected areas and that the development would not be focused solely on the regional capitals, but would extend to the regions. all affected areas.
"There were even fears that the creation of new regions would provoke ethnic clashes, but we have followed all the processes in peace and there is no chance that development will focus solely on regional capitals. understand the situation, "he said.
Rapid development
Northern Minister Salifu Saeed, who led Botwe and his delegation during the visit to Nayiri Palace, said the creation of new regions would ensure an equitable distribution of national resources.
He called on the leaders and residents of the newly created Northeast region to rally behind the government, which is working hard to manage citizens' expectations by ensuring that all its promises of development be held.
"Now that the Northeast region is created, it will create development and create more jobs, which will greatly contribute to reducing unemployment in the region," he said.
Nayiri
Naa Sheriga, for her part, congratulated the government for listening to the people's call for the creation of the new region and badured that it would honor the invitation of the president to the inauguration of the new regions.
He also called for peace and unity of the people to enable development to flourish in the region.
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