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Nana Boakye Ameyaw, the respected Nifahene of the Techiman Traditional Area, has issued a passionate appeal to Ghanaians, calling for a renewed commitment to preserving the nation’s rich cultural heritage. Speaking exclusively to Nkyeremu News at his palace, the chief emphasised that solid education in schools, combined with active parental involvement in traditional celebrations like the Apour Festival, is essential to prevent the erosion of Bono customs.<\/p>\n
“Our culture will completely die if we do not attach seriousness to it,” declared Nana Boakye Yiadom Pemtemprem II. He stressed that parents must show genuine interest by attending events such as the Aponor Festival, ensuring children learn these traditions firsthand. “Education in schools builds the mind, but festivals like Aponor nurture the soul of our people.<\/p>\n