The DCE  said this at a familiarization tour to some communities in the district.

In a brief interview with the press, Mr. Amoah further disclosed that the tour was also aimed at interacting with the chiefs of the area to get firsthand information about their challenges and act on them accordingly.

According to him, the role of traditional leaders in national development could not be underestimated and thus the need to seek for their guidance and maximum support to ensure development in the area.

The DCE, who had earlier assured the chief and people of an open-door administration, added that he will welcome constructive criticisms from all persons irrespective of their political affiliation.

He urged the people to support the government to achieve its set objectives of creating jobs for the teaming unemployed youth across the country to make lives meaningful. 

On his part, Mr. Isaac Ohene Prempeh louded the DCE’s decision to familiarize himself with the chiefs and people of the area. He was hopeful that the move could yield positive results to enhance administrative work of the assembly.