By:
Fred Yaw Sarpong
The
Omanhene of Oguaa Traditional Area, Osabarima
Kwesi Attah II said he is okay with ongoing developmental projects in the
Central Region under the current National Democratic Congress (NDC) government,
leg by President John Mahama.
“Am okay with the number of projects in the region because
they are the best in the country,” Osabarima Kwesi Attah II said this on Okay
FM, an Accra based radio station.
He specifically mentioned the newly constructed 16,000-seater
capacity Cape Coast Stadium and the Kotokuraba
Market which is expected to be ready between July and August this year.
Describing the Cape Coast stadium, Osabarima
Kwesi Attah II said “the stadium is the best in the country. It has tartan
track, basketball courts, a tennis court, a gymnasium,
a hall for table tennis as well as a housing facility for athletes.”
He mentioned that there are other major projects
going on in the region as well. “We can talk about Komenda sugar factory and
others,” he added.
Touching on President Mahama’s request to
become indigene of the Central Region, the Oguamanhene explained that President
Mahama in 2012 requested to be granted as a son in place of late President John
Evans Atta Mills, who is an indigene of the region.
“We did what tradition demands to allow him to
become a son of the region,” he added.
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