District Chief Executive for Atiwa West District, Hon. Amo Johnson Anom at the National Day for Prayer and Thanksgiving Service.
The District Chief Executive for Atiwa West Assembly Mr. Amo Johnson Anom has called for renewal of values, urging citizens to embrace patriotism, accountability, and discipline as the fundamental pillars for sustainable development
Speaking at a National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving service held at Kwabeng, the DCE reiterated that the progress of the country depends largely on the moral and ethical conducts of citizens and therefore called on the residents of the district to be responsible and uphold virtues such as respect for authority, discipline, accountability, integrity and honesty.
He said the nation cannot develop on infrastructure and policies alone without morally responsible citizens to uphold them, stressing that character formation must be central to Ghana’s development agenda.
Special prayers were offered for the President of the Republic, government officials, the security services, traditional leaders, and the youth by the clergy
At Kwabeng Zongo Central Mosque the chief Imam slaughtered a ram provided by the district assembly in an act of payer and thanksgiving.
The Imam urged Muslims and all citizens to remain grateful to Allah in both good and difficult times. He prayed for peace, unity and prosperity in the district and the nation at large.
