Accra, Ghana – The Ada Traditional Council paid a courtesy call on the Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George, Member of Parliament, to formally invite him to chair the upcoming Asafotufiam Festival. The annual festival, celebrated in the first week of August, honors the valor and resilience of Ada’s historical warriors.
During their visit, the traditional council extended their congratulations to the Minister on his recent appointment, assuring him of their full support. They praised him as a role model and a source of pride for the youth of Ada, expressing confidence in his capacity to advance the communication and digital technology sectors.
The council also took the opportunity to brief Minister George on the profound cultural and historical significance of the Asafotufiam Festival to the people of Ada. As the designated chairman, he is anticipated to play a crucial role in promoting the festival and showcasing Ada’s vibrant cultural heritage to a broader audience.
Minister George’s acceptance of the invitation is expected to significantly bolster the festival, which consistently draws visitors from various locations. His participation is projected to attract increased attention and support for the event, further solidifying its standing as a prominent cultural observance in Ghana.
The Ada Traditional Council reiterated their commitment to collaborating with the Minister to foster development and progress within the region. They emphasized that the Minister’s leadership and expertise will be invaluable in elevating the festival and presenting Ghana’s cultural heritage on a global stage.
The delegation included Nene Agudey Obichere III, Nene Obuaponyir Adibianu, Nene Dabrah-Kanin Kponor, Nomo Jonathan Dokutsu, Naana Adikie, Naana Lomokie, Naana Ofoliwaa Soga, and Ebenezer Cyril Mettle-Nunoo.
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