The chief’s directive aims to ensure a peaceful and safe environment for dignitaries visiting Joma, including the President of the Republic of Ghana, His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, National Chief Imam Sheikh Dr. Osmanu Nuhu Sharubutu, King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, Ga Mantse Nii Amarkai II, Atsere Dzaasete Nii Asere Boi VII, and Greater Accra Zabarama Paramount Chief Sarki Pro-Umar Abubakar Tanko, among others.
Promoting Peace and Unity
The Joma Mantse emphasized the importance of maintaining peace and order during the ceremony, urging all attendees to refrain from using live ammunition.
He stated that anyone found with live bullets would be arrested, highlighting the need for safety and security. While gunpowder is permissible, the chief’s directive underscores the importance of responsible behavior during the celebration.
Commitment to Citizens
Nii Ayikushie Armah Okropong I expressed his love for all law-abiding citizens within his area and beyond, demonstrating his commitment to their well-being.
He aims to foster unity and development between his area and neighboring chiefs, promoting collaboration and mutual growth.
Durbar Preparations
The Durba ceremony, scheduled for August 30th, 2025, promises to be a grand affair, with several dignitaries in attendance. The Joma Mantse’s directive is expected to contribute to a peaceful and enjoyable experience for all attendees.
By advocating for peace, unity, and development, Nii Ayikushie Armah Okropong I is working to create a harmonious and prosperous environment for the people of Joma and beyond.
Call to Action
The Joma Mantse’s warning serves as a reminder to all attendees to respect the directive and prioritize peace and safety during the ceremony. By doing so, everyone can contribute to a successful and enjoyable event that promotes unity and development in the community.
