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W/R: Youth want House of Chiefs’ Registrar reassigned

By Emmanuel Kwame Amoh
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W/R: Youth want House of Chiefs’ Registrar reassigned

Ogyeahohoo Yaw Gyebi I is the President of the National House of Chiefs

The Western Nzema Youth League is calling on the Minister of Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs as well as the Minister of National Security to reassign the Registrar at the Western Regional House of Chiefs, Theophilus Ollenu.

“We the youth are very fed up with your actions and your divisive mindset as a regional registrar.

“Enough of you running the secretariat as your personal property. Your quest to divide and rule on our dear chiefs is uncalled for. We know how far you can go so put a stop to creating unnecessary hostility among the chiefs you manage at the Regional Secretariat.”

These were contained in an address to the press, copied editors.3news.com, on Friday, November 3.

The youth accused Mr Ollenu of his “machinations” against the chief of Ahanta Agona.

“You are on tape planning to disgrace him.

“We are vigilante as youth and will never sit for you to divide us.”

They also accused the Registrar of going round with chieftaincy declaration forms without due process and registering chiefs, asking the National Security Minister to audit how chiefs have been registered in the past 2 years.

They cited how the Ahantaland and Awiaso Paramountcy registrations were done.

“Nananom need to speak up to this. It’s becoming a bane on us. Some one who is not from the [Western] Region but bent on dividing us is impossible.”

The youth say this is a national security threat and must be treated with the urgency that it deserves.

“We want to ask him the status of the registration for the Awiaso Paramountcy. We understand all the necessary protocols have been duly followed.

“We hope that this request to bring sanity to our regional chieftaincy secretariat and allow the Registra to rescue himself or be reassigned. This will save the integrity of our dear region.”

 

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Emmanuel Kwame Amoh is an Online Editor with the current affairs team at Media General, operators of TV3 Ghana, editors.3news.com and more. Email: emmanuel.amoh@editors.3news.com

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