The Volta Regional House of Chiefs, led by its President Togbe Tepre Hodo IV, paid a courtesy visit to the Presidency today to extend their congratulations to President John Dramani Mahama on his victory in the 2024 general election. The visit, a traditional gesture of respect and partnership, allowed the chiefs to engage directly with the head of state. During the meeting, they formally acknowledged the new administration and expressed their continued support, which has been a cornerstone of the region’s relationship with the presidency.
In addition to offering congratulations, the traditional leaders used the high-level forum to voice pressing concerns and issues facing the Volta Region. These concerns, which were presented to the President, are central to the region’s development and the well-being of its people. The specific details of these concerns were not made public, but they are understood to be a key part of the ongoing dialogue between the government and traditional authorities to ensure balanced national progress.
For his part, President Mahama conveyed his deep appreciation to the chiefs for their unwavering support. He took the opportunity to outline several key government interventions and policies designed to address the issues raised and to drive development across the nation. He specifically mentioned initiatives aimed at ensuring quality education, restoring economic stability, and delivering critical infrastructure projects.
President Mahama’s commitment to these projects was reinforced by his announcement that his office would directly oversee the rehabilitation of roads and the renovation of markets throughout the country. This hands-on approach signals the administration’s dedication to tangible results.
The engagement concluded with a reaffirmation of a shared goal for inclusive development and a commitment to mutual respect between the government and Ghana’s traditional institutions.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
