The Municipal Chief Executive for Techiman North, JohnsonAdom has paid a courtesy call on the Omanhene of Tuobodom Traditional area, Nana Agyei Kokoo Takyifri Beyeeman I and the Tuobodom Traditional Council to discuss development of the Municipality
The visit formed part of his familiarization tour of the Municipality on assumption of office as the new MCE.
The MCE thanked the paramount Chief and the Traditional Council for supporting him when he was nominated by President John Dramani Mahama to head the municipality.
The MCE assured the Chief and his elders that he would collaborate with them, as custodians of the land to develop Techiman North.
He appealed to the chiefs to support government policies and programmes towards general development of the Techiman North Municipality.
The MCE called for Peace and unity among them to enhance the developmental agenda under his open door administration policy. He also assured that he would be at their service around the clock.
Nana Agyei Kokoo Takyifiri Beyeewoman I, the Paramount Chief of Tuobodom Traditional area thanked the MCE for the proposed Municipal Assembly and Traditional Council collaboration for the transformation of Tuobodom.
The Paramount Chief drew the attention of MCE to the lack of accessible roads linking Tuobodom and other parts of the area.
He noted that an improved road network would boost farming activities in the Municipality, which is noted for tomato cultivation.
The paramount chief also reminded the MCE on the need to complete the Agenda 111 hospital to serve the people in the Municipality and suggested the establishment of an Agricultural institute at Tuobodom to take care of the youth in agriculture.
He suggested that security personnel in the area be augmented to strengthen general Security to protect lives and property and further called for the extension of electricity supply to parts of the capital town.
Nana Beyeeman promised the MCE that the Traditional Council was ready to release lands for development projects in the area.
From Oswald Pius Freiku, Tuobodom
