Apremdohene Nana Agya Kwamina XI has appealed to residents of Apremdo to strengthen communal unity and reaffirm their commitment to education as a meaningful way to honour the memory of a respected matriarch whose contributions shaped the progress of the community.
Speaking at a solemn ceremony held in her honour, the chief praised the late matriarch for her lifelong dedication to nurturing young people, fostering harmony, and supporting initiatives that improved livelihoods across Apremdo.
Her influence, he noted, extended beyond her immediate family to the broader community, where she served as a moral compass and a quiet force for development.
Nana Agya Kwamina XI emphasized that the most enduring tribute to her legacy is for the community to emulate the qualities she embodied selflessness, diligence, and deep respect for education.
He stressed that investing in the next generation remains the surest path to securing Apremdo’s future and upholding the values she championed.
The chief also encouraged families, youth groups, and local leaders to work together to resolve disputes peacefully, support one another in times of need, and contribute to communal projects.
He charged parents to prioritize educating their children to the best possible level in order to fit into job requirements opportunities available in the community and beyond.
According to him, unity is essential for sustaining social stability and accelerating development initiatives within the traditional area.
Community members gathered at the event expressed their admiration for the late matriarch, describing her as a unifying figure whose wisdom and generosity touched countless lives.
Many highlighted her role in guiding young people toward discipline, responsibility, and a commitment to learning.
The ceremony concluded with prayers, cultural performances, and renewed pledges from various groups to support education and community development efforts in Apremdo.
The chief reaffirmed his resolve to lead these efforts, noting that her legacy will continue to inspire positive change for generations to come.
By Sampson Kumah Ifeetwube Elvis
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