Nene Adela Ahaviatse Vleh II, the Divisional Chief of the Kudzragbe Clan of Ada Traditional Area, says investors should take advantage of the natural environment of the area to establish their businesses.

Known in private life as Ebenezer Na Domeh, Nene Vleh II, said the Kudzragbe Clan has vast tract of land for both farming and hospitality, which the clan is ready to lease to either local or foreign investors who wish to invest in Ghana.

“The Ada Traditional Area has able youth who are additionally hardworking and educated and so any investor who comes here won’t have any problem with source of labour,” Nene Vleh II told a section of the media at Big Ada, where the Clan publicly outdoored him on the principal streets of the area, as the successful heir to the deceased Nene Agivi Ahaviatse VI.

Nene Vleh II explained that as the new Divisional Chief of the Kudzragbes, he and the stool would invest in scholarship schemes to empower more of their youth for the fast-changing global market.

“Everybody depends on what they have to prosper, and so if we are blessed with arable lands the best we can do as leaders is to attract investors to our soil to get money to also establish our youth to be independent,” he explained.

To this end, Nene Adela Ahaviatse Vleh II, entreated all the Kudzragbes to smoke the peace-pipe to enable him to fashion out more developmental agenda for the clan.

“I want to implore all litigating members who are in court over one case or the other to respectfully withdraw their cases home for an amicable settlement. A new day has dawned on us and I am confident we can be better as Kudzragbes,” Nene Vleh II appealed to all the Kudzragbes.

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