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  In a decisive move to restore traditional order, the Agona Nyakrom Traditional Council has officially appointed Nana Owirow XIV as the Interim Chief of Agona Abodom.  This announcement was made during a press conference held at the Agona Nyakrom Chief’s Palace, following concerns over illegitimate claims to the Agona Abodom stool.                                                    Nana Owirow XIV (Interim Chief of Agona Abodom ) This development follows mounting tension and controversy surrounding the chieftaincy title in Agona Abodom.  According to the Council, the individual currently claiming to be chief has not been properly enstooled or sworn in before the Agonaman Traditional Council and therefore holds no legitimate authority. “There is no recognized chief in Agona Abodom,” the Council emphasized during a press briefing held at the Ago...

  The Agonaman Traditional Council has firmly addressed recent developments in Agona Abodom, declaring that there is currently no officially recognized chief in the town. At a press conference held at the Agona Nyakrom Palace, the Council described the individual currently parading himself as chief of Agona Abodom as an imposter, emphasizing that he has not been accepted or sworn in by the Agona Nyakrom Traditional Council, as custom requires. In their address to the media, the Council emphasized that any traditional leader found to be an accomplice to this illegal enstoolment will face the appropriate consequences. They advised that both government and private institutions should refrain from engaging with the said individual or anyone acting under his authority. "Anyone who does so does it at their own peril," the statement read. “The Traditional Council would advise itself on the appropriate steps to take in that regard. Any Chief who is found as an accomplice will be deal...

On Tuesday, 1st July 2025, Pastor Frank Bennin, popularly known as Pastor Alola, marked a major milestone—37 years in Ministry and 16 years as the founder and leader of Unto Such Academy. The celebration took place at the Unto Such Academy premises, located at Agona Swedru – Wawase Nyamedam Junction. It drew a large crowd of Pastors, old students, current pupils, staff, parents, church members, and well-wishers, all coming together to honor a man who has dedicated his life to raising and empowering children with godly values. The name “Unto Such” was derived from Luke 18:16, where Jesus said:   “Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the kingdom of God.”   This scripture is the foundation of Pastor Bennin’s calling—a call to serve, teach, and love children as a precious gift from God. Throughout his 37 years in ministry and 16 years of educational leadership, Pastor Alola has nurtured thousands of children, many of whom returned to the cele...

On Saturday, 28th June 2025, the Agona Nyakrom Traditional Area officially launched the 2025 edition of its annual Akwanbo Festival, under the theme:   “Salvaging Declining Social Values; A Shared Responsibility of Government & Traditional Rulers.” In his acceptance speech, Co-Chairperson Mr. Kwesi Adokoh Blankson expressed appreciation for the opportunity to co-chair the launch, alongside Madam Chairwoman Mrs. Essiamah.   “We are grateful to lead this occasion and call on everyone to support this festival to make it a success,” he said.   He further encouraged the youth to remain respectful and calm when issues arise.   “I urge the youth of Agona Nyakrom to be patient and respect the orders of the Nananom.” The launch was attended by Nana Tutua V, Queen Mother of Agona Nyakrom, all sub-queens, Kontihene Nana Ekuful IV, Tufuhene and Akwambo Committee Chairman Nana Osei Bonsu III, Asafo companies, sub-chiefs, citizens, non-citizens, and invited...

At the official launch of the 2025 Agona Nyakrom Akwambo Festival, Tufuhen, Chairman of the Akwambo Planning Committee, Nana Osei Bonsu III, passionately called on all citizens to “come prepared”—not just to celebrate, but to contribute meaningfully to community development. He revealed that this year’s festival will focus on raising funds to expand the Agona Nyakrom Health Facility, with plans to construct a Male Ward, Female Ward, Children’s Ward, Dental Clinic, and more to enhance healthcare access in the town. “Come prepared; to raise funds for health facility expansion,” he urged. Nana Tufuhen extended his appeal to Agona Nyakrom citizens in the diaspora, asking them to come to the aid of their hometown. He also urged all local groups, including churches, business owners, entrepreneurs, and associations, to fully involve themselves in this year’s festival and help achieve the development goals. The launch, held on Saturday, 28th June 2025, was chaired by Mrs. Essiamah and co-chair...

On Saturday, 28th June 2025, the Agona Nyakrom Traditional Area officially launched its annual Akwambo Festival, under the theme:   "Salvaging Declining Social Values; A Shared Responsibility of Government & Traditional Rulers." The grand event was graced by Nana Tutua V, Queen Mother of Agona Nyakrom Traditional Area, along with all sub-queens, the Kontihene, Nana Ekuful IV, the Tufuhene and Akwambo Festival Committee Chairman, Nana Osei Bonsu III, sub-chiefs, Asafo companies, citizens, non-citizens, and several invited dignitaries. In the absence of the Omanhene, Okofo Okatakyi Nyarko Eku X, Kontihene Nana Ekuful IV represented him and delivered a heartfelt message encouraging unity, culture, and dedication.   “I urge everybody to commit his or herself with hard work to continue the legacy of our forefathers,” he said, emphasizing that it is hard work that has brought development to Agona Nyakrom, and the next generation deserves the same opportunity. Akwambo, ...

                        The Agona Nyakrom Traditional Area proudly launched their 2025 annual Akwambo Festival on Saturday, June 28, 2025, with a theme: "Salvaging Declining Social Values; A Shared Responsibility Of Government & Traditional Rulers."  The festival, slated for August 2nd to 10th, promises to be a vibrant celebration of culture, heritage, and community development. Akwambo, which literally means "clearing of paths," has its roots in the traditional practice of clearing emergency routes used during wartime. These routes were crucial for escape and tracking enemies and were cleared annually to ensure readiness.  Historically, the festival also served as a form of census, where able-bodied men who participated in wars would return home and place oil palm branches near the "Oman Posuban" (shrine). The launch ceremony was graced by esteemed royal personalities, including Queen Mother of Agona Nyakrom Trad...