Kpone: The Kpone-Katamanso Metropolitan Assembly (KKMA) organized a March Past for nine selected schools within the metropolis as part of Ghana's 68th Independence Day celebration. The event, themed 'Reflect, Review, and Reset,' featured 140 pupils from the chosen schools participating in the three-hour parade.
According to Ghana News Agency, the occasion was attended by the Paramount Chief of Kpone, Nii Tetteh Otu II, assembly members from various electoral areas, and traditional leaders, among other dignitaries. Mr. Harry Evans Arthur, Municipal Director of Education, highlighted the uniqueness of this year's celebration, which involved nine contingents from basic, private, and the only Senior High School in Kpone.
Mr. Arthur emphasized the importance of the theme, urging the assembly to reflect on past actions, review necessary areas, and reset their agenda to further develop the municipality. He called for unity and urged community members to avoid negative behaviors like nepotism and vindictiveness, which hinder growth.
Mr. Joseph A. Tettey, Member of Parliament for Kpone-Katamanso, echoed the need for reflection and action, addressing challenges such as unemployment, poor infrastructure, and economic hardship. He stated the president's commitment to resolving these issues and emphasized that Ghana's future relies on deliberate choices.
Mr. Mohammed Ali Amandu, Municipal Coordinating Director and acting Metropolitan Chief Executive, reminded citizens of the nation's past struggles, highlighting the importance of unity, resilience, and determination. He called for an evaluation of Ghana's progress in economic and social spheres, focusing on infrastructure, education, and healthcare.
The participating contingents received certificates of participation in recognition of their impressive performance during the march past.
