Dr. Somfo Oyeadeyie Asah Akompani II, the Krobohene and Kyidomhene of the Techiman Traditional Area in the Bono East region, has donated Gh₵100,000 to support the youth. The donation aims to empower young people to grow and expand their businesses, providing them with much-needed financial assistance. Nana cautioned that the support is seed money to help more people who will come for the support. Nana Asah Akompanin pleaded with those who will receive the money to pay it back to benefit others.
Speaking at the annual Yam Festival celebrated at the Krobo Palace, Nana Asah Akompani II highlighted his long-standing commitment to supporting the needy in the Techiman Traditional Area. For decades, he has been involved in projects focusing on education and health, continuously advocating for the development and welfare of his people.
Under Nana Asah Akompani II’s leadership, the Krobo community has seen significant progress with the establishment of key institutions such as an ICT Centre, a Nursing School, and a Senior High School. These facilities have played a crucial role in enhancing education and skill development in the area. Nana Asah Akompani is widely recognised as one of the main figures behind the creation and development of these institutions, reflecting his dedication to community advancement.
The Krobohene used the occasion of the festival to urge other influential leaders and people in high positions to contribute to the welfare of the less privileged, both in cash and kind. He emphasised that collective efforts from all segments of society are essential to accelerate development and improve the living standards of the needy.
The annual Yam Festival, a major cultural event in the Bono East region, brings together various community members to celebrate their heritage and achievements. This year’s celebration was marked by Nana Asah Akompani II’s generous donation, which was warmly received by the people.
The donation is expected to provide vital support for young entrepreneurs, helping them to expand their businesses and create job opportunities within the Techiman Traditional Area. This initiative aligns with broader efforts to stimulate local economic growth and empower the youth, who comprise a significant portion of the community’s population.
Dr. Somfo Oyeadeyie Asah Akompani II’s ongoing philanthropic work continues to inspire many in the region, and his latest gesture at the Yam Festival reinforces his role as a key driver of development and social welfare in the Bono East area.
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