Nana Apenten Fosu Gyeabour II, the Hansuahene and Banmuhene of the Techiman Traditional Area in the Bono East region, has called on parents to make the education of their children their foremost priority. Speaking during the annual yam festival celebration at his palace in Hansua, Nana Fosu emphasised that education has become an indispensable necessity in today\u2019s technological world.<\/p>\n
The two-day festival attracted several dignitaries and traditional leaders across the Bono East region and beyond. Among the prominent personalities were the Bono East Regional Minister, Hon. Francis Owusu Antwi, and the Member of Parliament for Techiman South, Hon. Adjei Mensah Korsah. The festival was co-hosted by Nana Owusu Antwi Asipim, the Boshenhene from the Ashanti region.<\/p>\n
Hundreds of chiefs, queen mothers, and other traditional authorities graced the occasion dressed in vibrant regalia, highlighting the rich cultural heritage of the region. The event was also enlivened by a spectacular performance from the Bono East Police Band, adding to the festive atmosphere.<\/p>\n
In his address, Nana Fosu stressed the importance of education as a foundational tool that equips the younger generation to adapt and thrive in a rapidly evolving technological environment. He urged parents to ensure that their children attend school regularly and strive for academic excellence. \u201cEducation is no longer optional but a must,\u201d he said, underscoring the vital role it plays in personal and community development. Nana Apenten Fosu educates on education<\/p>\n