Nyatakakawo ɖee fia be ame manyamanya aɖe datu hewu ƒe 41 nyɔnu aɖe si ŋkɔe nye Rejoice Atta Yaw le Alavanyo Deme si le Hohoe Nutome.
Emekɔ ha be, ame bubu aɖe si nye ƒe 80 nyɔnu aɖea, xɔ tubi alebe wokɔe yi ɖe Margaret Marquart Hospital (dɔyɔƒea) me le Kpando hena gbedada le eŋu.
Le ameyinugbea ƒe akpa dzia, dzesidewo ɖee fia be aƒenɔa trɔ va aƒe me tso agble le Adzoɖa, dzinu atɔa ƒe ŋkeke wuienea gbe. Ke kasia wòabe yeaυu υɔtru age ɖe emea, tukpe lɔe xoxo alebe, wobu eƒe agbe.
Assembli-menɔla na akɔdaƒea, ɖee gblɔ be asrafowo kple kpovitɔwo ƒe habɔbɔ si woɖo anyi be woakpɔ dedienɔnɔnyawo dzi le Nkonya-Alavanyo nutowo mea, dze nugɔmekukuwo gɔme hena kekuku na nudzɔdzɔa.
Nutsotsowo fia be, togbɔ be habɔbɔ si ku ɖe dedienɔnɔnyawo ŋu le tome ha, denugbledi aɖewo koko kpɔtɔ gale nugbegblẽwo wɔm le golɔguiawo me.
Le Kɔsiɖa si vayi me koa, Dudɔwɔƒe si Kpɔa Dukɔme ƒe Dedienɔnɔnyawo dzi trɔ asi le se yi ku ɖe gaƒoƒo si ŋu se ɖe mɔ le be, Nkonya-Alavanyo dumeviwo kpɔ mɔ anɔ ablɔdzi ŋu, si nye curfew, wòzu tso ŋdi ga ade yi fie ga ade.
Ke vɔvɔe nye be ku ɖe etsɔ nudzɔdzɔ sia ŋua, ɖewomahi dziɖuɖua agatrɔ susu ade se ɖe amewo ƒe ablɔdzinɔnɔ ŋu si asese wu esi le tome fifia.
Dzrehehe aɖe le Nkonya kple Alavanyo duwo dome anye ƒe nanewoe nye esi ku ɖe anyigbanyawo ŋu si wɔnɛ be zi geɖea, akpawo kple evea, wɔa avu kple wonɔewo si wɔe be sedede ɖe ablɔdzinɔnɔ vaɖo gaƒoƒo aɖe koa, ɖo tome kple susu be wòatsi nenem nuwɔnawo ŋu gake ɖeko wòle abe sea ƒe dɔwɔƒe mevale dzedzem o ene.
A 41 year old woman has been shot and killed at Alavanyo Deme in the Hohoe Municipality after an unidentified assailant reportedly opened fire in the conflict volatile community, voltaonlinegh.com has gathered.
A second victim, an 80-year old woman who sustained gunshot injuries, has also been rushed to the Margaret Marquart Catholic Hospital at Kpando, where she is responding to treatment.
The deceased, identified as Rejoice Atta Yaw, according to sources, was returning from the farm in the twilight of Monday, when she was shot by the unidentified assailant at the entrance to her house. The assailant has since fled into a nearby bush.
The murdered woman
Mr. Raymond Chorkor, the Assemblyman for the area, confirmed the incident to voltaonlinegh.com and said a joint police and the military detachment stationed in the area, has visited the scene and commenced investigations into the incident.
The latest incident, adds to a list of similar killings in the recent past in the area, which has been under years of curfew together with its Nkonya neighbour due to a protracted land dispute between them.
In spite of the presence of a joint Police and Military peacekeeping team in the two towns, it has not deterred some miscreants from exploiting the situation to engage in such criminal activities.
Just last week, the Interior Ministry reviewed the curfew hours in the Nkonya and Alavanyo townships, from 6:00pm to 6:00am effective Sunday, 6th May, 2018 on the advice of the Regional Security Council.
It is however, unclear if the curfew would be tightened in the face of this latest killing.
It was an exciting week for Volta players. Player performances have been incredibly high over the weekend with new feat being chalked by few of them. As a Writer/Spots Journalist from the region, I seek to follow, monitor and expose their exploits to the world. This week, our featured players are Bright Hadzor, Prosper Atsu Avor and Prosper Dayegbe Ahiabu.
Bright Hadzor is a goalkeeper currently with Division One Side Wa Suntaa Soccer Club in Wa. The short stopper has caved a name for himself after an impressive debut season with the Division One campaigners. He is on loan from Akosombo Krystal Palace and managed to keep clean sheets in all games that he kept the post. He currently runs at 6 matches with 6 clean sheets and so far, the best consecutive run of a goalkeeper from the region this season.
Prosper Atsu Avor is a home grown name who dominated the Ghana Premier League headlines while with Kpando Heart of Lions. The right back started his playing career with Kpando Togorme Super Rangers before joining Kpando Hearts of Lions. The stalwart defender moved to Liberty Professionals to enjoy more premier league actions after Lions got relegated from the premier league. Avor has been an integral part of Liberty’s campaign this season featuring in all matches.
Prosper Dayegbe Ahiabu is a holding midfielder for Sogakofe-based West Africa Football Academy (WAFA). The box to box midfielder was brought in to fill the shoes of Gideon Waja who departed the club and it appears that decision has really fetched marks. Prosper missed just one match for the Academy Boys this season due to accumulated yellow cards. His midfield dominance rewarded him a call up to the national U20 team who played a 0-0 drawn game with Algeria over the weekend of which he was a starter in that game. He is a talent to watch out for.
Prosper Atsu Avor
Iceland
Former Dreams FC Midfielder Manuel Eli Keke is doing very well in Europe as he continues to enjoy full action for Olafsvik in their 1-1 away drawn game at Kopavogur.
Belarus
There was no club action for Dinamo Brest midfielder Saliw Babawo as he is currently with the national U20 camp in Ghana. He played full part in Ghana’s first leg 0-0 drawn game against Algeria.
France
Goalie Lawrence Ati-Zigi returned to the starting 11 for Sochaux. He lasted the entire game as they lost 2-1 away to Bourg En Bresse Peronnas. This appearance comes to 7 for the 21-year old goalkeeper after his move to Sochaux this season. He also managed to keep one clean sheet in those games.
Belgium
Bernard Yao Kumordzi was again absent in KV Kortrijk 1-1 draw to Royal Excel Mouccron. The 33 year old missed the game through injury.
Francis Amuzu was substituted into the game just 15 minutes to replace Kenny Saief in Anderlecht 1-0 lost to KAA Gent.
Elton Acolatse made a cameo appearance for Sint Truiden in their 2-1 win at Royal Antwerp.
Spain
Lawson Bekui was named in the starting line-up for Extremadura B, scored on the 19th minutes and got substituted on the 65th minutes as they lost 2-1 to Valdivia. The goal brings a haul of 9 this season for the striker. The former Ho Hot Steel and Dreams FC player joined Extremadura from Dhofar this season.
Kazakhstan
Forward Patrick Twumasi started and scored on the 61st minutes in Astana’s 2-0 win over Atyrau. The 24-year old has 16 goals this season for his club in all competitions. David Mawutor played full 90 minutes for Zhetysu Taldykorgan in their 4-2 win over Ordabasy. The 26-year old is yet to score for his club after 8 appearances.
Denmark
Godsway Donyoh was in the starting 11 but was replaced by Mikkel Rygaard at half time in FC Nordjaelland in their 2-1 win over AC Horsen.
Sweden
Patrick Kpozo was unused substitute for Oestersunds in their 1-1 drawn game against AIK Solna.
Portugal
Lumor Agbenyenu watched from the bench for Sporting Lisbon in their 2-1 defeat to Maritimo.
Turkey
Joseph Attamah continues his cameo appearance for Istanbul Basaksehir in their 2-0 win over Antalyaspor.
In the Turkish Lig 2, Jerry Akaminko’s season for Eskisehirspor is over and the defender will be enjoying the holidays with his family back home.
USA
Gladson Awako was unused substitute for Phoenix in their 5-1 away win over Tulsa Roughnecks FC
Egypt
Defender Akakpo Wilson season’s with Al Ittihad has ended. The defender will possibly be having fun with the family back in Ghana as he awaits a new season.
Ghana Division One
Let me introduce you to another shoot stopper in the ongoing National Division One League. Bright Hadzo who currently plays for Wa Suntaa Sporting Club. He hails from Sokpoe and commands an enviable record among the regional keepers. He featured and lasted 90 minutes in their 0-0 away game to Paga Crocodiles FC. The clean sheet means he is yet to concede in 6 matches he played for his team. 6 games 6 clean sheets.
Prosper Dayegbe Ahiabu
Left winger Julius Anani aka Messi stared for Proud United in their goal sprinkling over Achiken FC. The midfielder provided 3 assist in the game ensuring the victory was emphatic. Asare Saviour who was introduced on the 50th minutes, played a holding midfield role and also assisted the 5th goal for proud united. Both Former Ho Hunters FC players are enjoying their game in Zone One.
Not a palatable story for the contingents that started for Kpando Heart of Lions in their 1-0 away lost to Accra Young Wise FC. Goalkeeper Gabriel Nudakpa, Musah Amevor, Charles Quarcoo, Abednego Sarfo, Eric Esso and Charles Quarcoo all started for Kpando Hearts of Lions at the Zaytuna Park in Kasoa. Gordon Akaminko made a cameo appearance on the 70th minutes. Meanwhile, young graduate Samuel Agbenyega is yet to kick leather for Lions. Dickson Sakabutu was not part of the match day squad as he serves a 4 match suspension after receiving a red card in their last away game against Great Olympics.
Julius Brempong Ankamah was part of Accra Young Wise FC squad that stuck Kpando Heart of Lions 1-0. The attacking winger played full duration of that game. It now appears he has regained full fitness for his club.
Daniel Aklamanu kept the post for Nania FC in their 0-0 drawn game with Great Olympics at the Zaytuna Park on Saturday. The former Kpeve Lake United keeper has been so impressive this season. There was no action for striker Perry Teh Agbo as he continues his recovery process.
Jacob Esso was named in the starting line-up for Sporting Mirren and lasted the entire duration in their 1-0 away lost to Tema Youth at Tema. The midfield enforcer has 1 goal to his credit this season. Meanwhile, Festus Nutakor watched the game from the bench for Mirren.
Uncle T continues their good run in the league with a 2-0 away win over Okyeman Planers. There was no action for Uncle T Striker Wisdom Attamah as he focuses on his tertiary exams.
Massawudu Inusah was in the post and played full interval as Danbort FC inflicted a painful 1-0 win over Akosombo Krystal Palace FC. Massawudu was a former player of Kwamekrom De Youngsters FC.
Sensational Striker Richard Dzikoe started the game for Kotoku Royals, lasted the entire duration and scored a goal to give Kotoku Royals a 1-0 win over Vision FC. This brings his goal tally to 7. Attacking winger Stephen Kofi Nargy lasted 90 minutes and continued his fine form for Kotoku Royals. Selorm Klutse made a cameo appearance and lasted 20 minutes of the game.
Melike Dzado Rich was unused substitute in Vision FC 1-0 defeat to kotoku royals.
Ali Idrissu missed Agbozume Weavers 2-1 home victory against Amidaus Professionals due to the head injury he sustained in their game against Akosombo Krystal Palace. Agbozume-born and nurtured Courage Mofia lasted the entire game and scored for the home team.
Ghana (Premier league)
Asiwome Joy Fumador was not with the travelling Berekum Chelsea squad that drew 1-1 with Elmina Sharks in their outstanding premier league fixture at the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi.
Prosper Dayegbe Ahiabu of WAFA was named in the starting line-up and helped the national U20 team attain a first leg 0-0 drawn game against Algeria in qualifying to the Africa Youth championship. Prosper is a midfielder and a regular element in WAFA’s play this season.
Prosper Atsu Avor former right back of kpando Hearts of Lions was in his usual role as his team Liberty Professionals lost 3-2 narrowly to Aduana Stars. Prosper played all league matches this season.
Kumasi Asante Kotoko striker Mawuli Osei’s future with the Porcupine Warriors is still uncertain as various media outlets suggest the player has failed to impress Kotoko after his signature was acquired.
There was no action for James Akaminko (Ash Gold), Joseph Esso (Accra Hearts OF Oak), and Ivan Kpeglo (Inter Allies) as the Premier league took a week’s break for outstanding matches to be cleared.
These are the players I kept my eyes on; help me discover other guys from the region making it big in football.
The Ghana Netball Federation in its quest to further spread the sport across the country has set Thursday, May 17, to inaugurate Interim Volta Regional Executives at Mawuko Girls Senior High School (SHS), Ho.
The inauguration, a move to revamp, reestablish, restructure and revive the sport in the region has become necessary as the Association formed in 2004 became dormant and gradually scattered.
The Ceremony which will begin at 11:00am at the Regional Physical Education (P.E) Unit is expected to have former NSA Sports Director, S. K Hlodze as the Chair with Regional Sports Director of the National Sports Authority Volta, Kwame Amponfi Jnr. as the Guest of Honour.
A seven-member interim executive, to be led by the Regional P.E Coordinator Bright Dotse will be handed the constitution of the Ghana Netball Federation with the mandate of developing the game in the region, from the grassroots. The executive to be inaugurated has its members cut across the region.
In an interview with Davis Clottey also TalksenseSports, Regional Coordinator, Selorm Dusu (who maintains his position) says the intent to spread the executives is to make sure each member works on developing the game.
“It was strategically planned not to have most or all of them at the Central zone. We don’t want the game to be developed around a particular zone only. By this, we looked at the interest of the people and how they are developing the game in their districts before adding them to the Interim executives. We also want the fast creation of District Associations. So far, we have cut across all the zones according to how the second cycle had divided the region. So they will work on getting formidable teams and Associations.”
Selorm also revealed the first and foremost mandate of the Interim Executives.
“Their first mandate is to be able to organise and put people together so that we can call for Congress, where we will do proper elections. So this Thursday at the National Federation; Rev Nikio and his other executives will come and put the interim executives into office and hand over the constitution to them.”
The Association plans to have a match between the host School, Mawuko Girls SHS and some selected players after the inauguration.
Volta Region is hopeful of raising a formidable team to battle the rest of the regions come July/August in Cape Coast after it failed to present a team for the revived National Sports Festival last year.
Mankind’s quest to recognise his relationship with God has led him to different ways or mediums of linking to the Supernatural.
Today, the world can boast of enormous religious diversities of Christianity, Judaism, Islam, African Traditional Religion, Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism among others. All these religions are unique to a specific society and geographical location.
In deed it is said that a person’s religion or faith is determined by his environment or geographical location.
For instance, while a child’s adherence to Islamic religion would be high in Northern Ghana; same couldn’t be applied to a child born in southern part; since the south unlike the north is dominated by Christians.
Nonetheless, Africans for the matter Ghanaians before the arrival of the Europeans and Arabs have practised their own religion. Christianity, Islam and others were alien to the African.
Africans are so religious that religion has dominated their thinking to such an extent that it has shaped their cultures, their social life, their political organizations and economic activities.
While extremists stiffly reject the foreign religions, others ease up to say, things could only get better through self-identity and integration.
One of such persons is the founder of the Apostles Revelation Society, Prophet Charles Kwabla Nutornti.
His church which started as a prayer group in 1939 has grown into a big society with its unique practises.
The ARS Church is one of the biggest churches to have emerged from the Volta Region with its headquarters in Tadzewu; a once pagan community in the Ketu North District. The Church has branches across Africa and the world with tens of thousand followers.
The Prophet in subtle attempts to indoctrinate the Christian faith among followers of his Fetish father, made Christianity to suit an African Context by allowing members to worship the supreme God using the African culture.
Knowing that key elements of the Ewe culture is singing and drumming, he encouraged theophoric renditions of the local Agbadza, Zigi, Adevu, Borborbor and choral songs in order to resonate with the people.
In addition to the normal Christian sacraments, the church adopted typical Ewe practices including outdooring of twins, widowhood rites, installation of Chiefs, and protection of Pregnancy and acquiring of spirit of one’s profession.
The Prophet through his miracle and healing powers carried a lot of clout, drawing people from all walks of life to his homeland, Tadzewu. The Church established religious communities across the country whose members are charged to live righteous lives to set as examples to nonbelievers. One of such communities Dededo in the Ho West District of the Volta who at a point was adjudged a community with the one of the most disciplined members. Indeed, the Prophet also established basic and higher educational institutions that trains the youth to take leadership roles in future.
Prophet Wovenu has also believed that, every society must worship the Supreme Being through their culture and must not be compelled to adopt doctrines alien to them. Although the church has suffered some schism after the demise of the founder, its doctrines and beliefs are still being preserved.
Wovenu was Born in 1918 and died in 1999. This year the church would be celebrating hundred years of his life and death. They are therefore inviting the general Public to join them in December for the celebrations.
The Volta Hockey Association has received equipment from Accra Citizens International Club and the National Coordinator, Dennis Ababio.
The donations were made on Saturday, May 12, 2018 during a day’s invitational Gala organised by the Volta Regional Hockey Association at the Ho Sports Stadium.
The one day Gala had Citizens International Hockey Club from Accra and Koforidua Hockey Club with host Volta Hockey Club engaging in a single round robin game.
A tough first match between Volta Hockey club and Citizens International Club ended 1-0 in favour of the host, after which Volta suffered a 3-0 defeat in the hands of the Koforidua Hockey club. Citizens then went on to play a 1-all game with the Koforidua lads.
It was a moment of joy, when Accra Citizens International Hockey Club donated 16 Hockey sticks to Volta Hockey Club while National Coordinator, Dennis Ababio donated 10 Juvenile Hockey sticks to the Association.
The Citizens also announced the adoption of Volta Hockey Club with the promise of constant support.
According to the Regional Coordinator, Peter Paul Osafo, who doubles as Coach of the Volta Hockey Club, the juvenile sticks are to develop and prepare the junior team for the Inter-Regional Basic Sports in August. He was grateful for the donations and promised to use them to further develop the game in the region.
“I will use this medium to thank the Citizens Club and the National Coordinator for their kind gesture and love shown us. We promise to also do our part; develop the game in this part of the country.”
Paul also confirmed to TalksenseSports (Davis Clottey) that they will have more friendly matches apart from regular training before departing for the Sports Festival.
“We will be camping before the Festival and that is what we will use to build up the team. But this is not the end of our preparation matches. We will travel to Koforidua for another match and probably Accra before the Festival in Cape Coast.”
The Association will expect indigenous players in other clubs for the formation of their squad towards the Sports Festival in July.
Volta’s Hockey team has a history of winning silver at the first ever Sports Festival (Unity Games) held in Accra.
Amuga Nutome Zimenɔla na New Patriotic Party (NPP) dunyaheha, Makafui Kofi Woanyah de asi eƒe ŋugbedodowo dzi wɔwɔ gɔme le esime wòde abi anyigba ŋu le Chinderi hena NPP ɔfis tutu na Krachi Nchumuru Ametsa Nutoa.
Wɔna sia va dzi le Chinderi le Kɔsiɖa, dzinu atɔ̃lia ƒe ŋkeke wuietɔa gbe si nye “Dzila Nyɔnuwo ƒe Ŋkeke” le esime wòwɔ ɖeka kple NPP nyɔnuwo heɖo ŋku ŋkekea dzi tɔxeɛ. Ke eza mɔnukpɔkpɔa ŋudɔ hede kpe do na ɔfis la tutu kple susu be dunyaheha ƒe dɔwɔnawo natsɔ afɔ nyuie le nutoa me.
Ena cement kotoku alɔfa ɖeka be woatsɔ adze dɔa gɔme eye wòdo ŋugbe be, yeawɔ nu ɖesiaɖe si hia, be dɔwɔna bliboa nawu enu le dzinu etɔwo ko domi.
Aƒetɔ Woanyah le dzinu enea mea, do ŋugbe be yeatu ɔfis na dunyaheha le ametsa nutowo kata me le Amuga nutoa me ahadzi lɔri kpe ɖe eŋu be woawɔ woŋudɔ hena NPP ƒe ŋgɔgbeyiyyi le nutoa me.
Eɖe nya siawo gblɔ le esime wòde ŋkeke atɔ̃ ƒe akpedada tsaɖiɖi aɖe tome le ametsa nuto blaeve-vɔ-adeawo kata me na nutoa le eƒe dzidzemekpɔkpɔ bliblotɔ le Nutome-kametsiwo tsiatsia wɔna si va dzi le dzinu enea ƒe ŋkeke blaeve-vɔ-ɖekɛa gbe le Hohoe, vɔ megbe.
Ke Zimenɔla ƒe afɔɖeɖe sia, do dzidzɔ na dunyahehamenɔla siwo le Krachi Nchumuru Nutoa me alegbegbe si wɔe be, wodo gbe ɖa na Mawu be, Wòale agbe ɖe ta nɛ ahakpɔ eta be wòateŋu awu dɔ nyui si gɔme wòdzea nu.
Dunyaheha ƒe Wɔnawo Dzikpɔla le Nutoa me, Elikem Sewordor, Kpeɖeŋutɔ na Amewo Nuƒoƒula, Shelter Adjorlolo, Kpeɖeŋutɔ na Sɔhɛwo Nuƒoƒula, Emmanuel Quarshie kple Krachi East Nutome Zimenɔla, Amega Castro woenɔ luυɔ̃ me na Aƒetɔ Woanyah le wɔnawo me.
Stars of Asha (SOA) female and male teams enjoyed victories on Saturday, May 12 in week 13 of the Volta Regional Handball League in Ho.
The female side who started the day’s matches climbed back to 2nd spot with 2 points after beating Mawuko Girls 23-18. Mawuko, also with 2 points but now 3rd after being leapfrogged by SOA had a poor start to the game.
SOA, having beaten their opponents twice already knew exactly what to do and took a 5-0 lead before conceding 1. The half time finished 13-9 in favor of SOA who went into the second quarter with more energy, pace and urgency. They slowed down due to fatigue, which Mawuko took some advantage of but not entirely to secure a win.
SOA will have their last game for the first round next week against Mawuli; an opportunity to close in on leaders TERESCO.
In the male game, Mawuli School failed to replicate last week’s performance with HTU against SOA although the victory margin wasn’t wide. Many who thought they were going to witness another cracker dropped their jaws at some points as Mawuli didn’t show a lot on the day.
SOA again took the lead and had Mawuli fighting back to draw level. The first quarter results (20-15) boosted the moral of both teams to go all out in the second quarter. Mawuli made use of a lot of chances that came their way that put a boot of scare into SOA but the latter quickly recovered and confidently won by 38-31.
SOA are still on the same points (4), with Ho Technical University (HTU) as PROSCO failed to turn up for the second match of the day which resulted in 10 goals and 2 points being awarded to HTU.
Stars of Asha male will play PROSCO at 2:30pm on Saturday, May 19, 2018 at the Ho Sports Stadium, but after SOA female had engaged Mawuli at 1:00pm.
The Volta Regional Handball Association still has the justifier and preparations towards the forthcoming National Sports Festival in the pipeline.
Dr. Addeah (2nd from left) with leaders of JCC of Oti Movement
Dr. Kwaku Addeah, Secretary of the Joint Consultative Committee, (JCC) of Oti Movement (proposed new region out of Volta Region) has passed on.
Information available to voltaonlinegh.com suggest the death of the lawyer championing the creation of Oti Region occurred on Sunday, May 13, 2018 at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital.
A communiqué by JCC of Oti Movement Leadership under the chairmanship of Krachiwura, Nana Mprah Besemuna II, confirmed his death and sympathised with his family.
“On behalf of the Chairman and members of the JCC, we wish to inform all Nananom, the entire citizens of our proposed Oti Region of the call to eternal rest of our brother and friend, Dr. Kwaku Addeah.
A JCC meeting on Sunday was curtailed to enable the Leadership visit the deceased family to confirm the sad news and commiserate with them.
“The delegation met the family who sadly confirmed the passing on of our Indefatigable Secretary, Lawyer and Spokesman of Oti Movement.”
The statement added “The family has agreed to allow JCC to bring two of our members to help the funeral committee to plan a befitting funeral for our departed brother.”
Dr.Addeah, while alive, played leading roles in the campaign to carve out Oti Region from the Volta Region in order to extend development projects to the northern part of the region.
He believed northern Volta had been neglected for so long and needed to be on its own as a region to attract development.
Whenever he appeared before the nine-member Justice Brobbey Commission of Inquiry, he said the JCC had enough justification for the creation of Oti Region.
In his view, there was “a deliberate British policy not to develop the northern side of the Volta Region and the northern region” as most of the areas of deprivation in Ghana are located in the three regions of the north, extending downwards to parts of the Volta Region.
The Commission of Enquiry was set up by President Nana Akufo-Addo in fulfillment of one of his campaign promises to examine petitions for possible creation of new regions.
Bubutɔ Benjamin Kpodo, Sewɔƒemenɔla na Ho Titina Ametsa-nutoa, de abi anyigba ŋu hena ŋkuυuυui sukuxɔ, xɔ ɖeka xɔ ade aɖe tutu ɖe Tanyigbe le Ho nutoa me, le Fiɖa, dziŋu atɔlia ƒe ŋkeke wuiɖekɛa gbe le ƒe sia me.
Sukuxɔ ƒe anyimanɔmanɔ nye nane si doa nuƒo na Tanyigbe Anyigbe gɔmedze Sukua si wɔe be, nufiafia kple nusɔsrɔ yia dzi le nɔnɔme madeamedziwo me si nu gblem vevie le ɖeviawo ƒe dodokpɔmetsonuwo ŋu. Ke ame geɖe mɔ kpɔm be nenye be wowu xɔtutuawo ŋu la nuwo atrɔ ade ame dzi.
Sukuxɔ si woatu si ŋu sukutatɔ ƒe ɔfis, amedeƒe, agbalẽxlẽƒe kple suku-nuzazãwo dzraɖoƒe akpe ɖoa, ƒe home ade Ghana cedi 525,000 alebe LISIT Company Limited dɔwɔƒeae akpɔ dɔa dzi eye mɔkpɔkpɔe nye be, dɔwɔna awu nu le ɣleti asiekɛ megbe.
Sewɔƒemenɔla de dzesie le eƒe gbedasi si wòna le wɔna me be, togbɔ be ye naa nu vevi geɖe sukuwo le nutoame hena woƒe nusɔsrɔ̃kple nufiafiãhã, woƒe dodokpɔmetsonuwo mele ame dzi dem o, si na be yeɖo be yeatu ŋkuυuυui sukuxɔ siawo tɔgbi be wòado ŋuse nufialawo kple sukuviwo be woagbugbɔ agblã ɖe woƒe dɔdeasiwo ŋu.
Eɖe eme be hafi agbalēsrɔnyawo natsɔ afɔ nyuie le nutoa mea, ehia be yewoatrɔ asi le sukuawo ƒe nuzazãwo ŋu woanye ŋkuυuυuitɔwo bena sukuviawo ƒe dzi nadze eme ɖe agbalẽsɔsrɔ̃ŋuti abe alesi wòle le dugãme sukuwo me ene.
Aƒetɔ Kpodo be yeƒe agbowo le υuυu ɖi na fiawo kple nufialawo sia be yewoade ŋugblẽ tso agbalẽsrɔnyawo tutuɖo ŋu le nutoa me. Eyi dzi heƒoe ɖe dzilawo ŋu be woawɔ woƒe dɔdasiwo nyuie be woviwo natsi azu ame-wɔnuteƒewo na dukɔa le etsɔ me.
Le Aƒetɔ Kpodo si nye Tanyigbe vidzidzi ƒe wɔna me yiyi mea, fiawo, dumeviwo kple nufialawo do ɖe eŋυ le agbɔsɔsɔ me hedo dzaa nɛ.
Aƒetɔ John Teku, si xɔɖeasi dɔ wɔm abe Amugã Nutome Agbalẽsrɔnyawo Dzikpɔla enea, nɔ wɔna teƒe abe amekpekpe tɔxɛe wodometɔ ɖeka ene. Ekafu Aƒetɔ Kpodo vevie ɖe eƒe wɔƒe le agbalẽsrɔnyawo tutuɖo le nuto bliboa mea ŋuti.
Ebe sukuxɔ si tɔgbi tuge wolea, hia vevie elabe agado ŋuse nusɔsrɔ kple nufiafia ɖe edzi alebe, eƒo koko na ame siwo tsɔ ɖe le eme na agbalẽsrɔnyawoa be woado alɔ̃ sukua kple agbalẽxexlẽwo kpe ɖe nuhahiã bubuwo ŋu nenye be dɔa wu enu.
