Sekyere Kumawu: Mr. Kwasi Amankwa, the newly confirmed District Chief Executive (DCE) for Sekyere Kumawu, has wasted no time settling into his role. Days after his confirmation, Mr. Amankwa met with his staff, assembly members, and party executives to introduce himself and outline his vision for the district. During the meeting, he emphasised the importance of collaboration and collective effort in driving development to improve the lives of the people.According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Amankwa also paid a courtesy call on the Paramount Chief of the Kumawu Traditional Area, Barima Sarfo Tweneboah, to express gratitude for their support and prayers. He assured the chief that he would work tirelessly to bring development to the people of Kumawu. The Kumawumanhene offered words of wisdom to the DCE, advising him to embody love, unity, transparency, consistency, and competence in his leadership.The chief also emphasised the importance of collaborating with the Member of Parliament, despite their party differ ences, to achieve his developmental goals. The traditional leader further counseled Mr. Amankwa to be a listening leader, recognizing the needs and concerns of all stakeholders in the district. With this promising start, the people of Kumawu are eager to see the impact of Mr. Amankwa's leadership.
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