Otumfuo Praises Hon. Mavis Kuukua Bissue for Ahanta Language Advocacy

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The King of Asanteman, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has expressed his profound appreciation for the tireless efforts of Hon. Mavis Kuukua Bissue in advocating for the inclusion of the Ahanta language in the school curriculum. During a visit by the Forestry Commission Board to the Manhyia Palace, the monarch praised Bissue's dedication to cultural preservation and national development.




As the only woman on the board, Hon. Bissue's strong advocacy for the Ahanta language was deeply appreciated by the King. Otumfuo Osei Tutu II commended her commitment to promoting the cultural heritage of the Ahanta people and her relentless pursuit of initiatives that benefit the nation.



The King noted that Hon. Bissue's efforts are a testament to her passion for preserving Ghana's rich cultural diversity and promoting national development through education. He expressed his gratitude for her tireless work and encouraged her to continue making significant contributions to the nation's growth.



The visit by the Forestry Commission Board to the Manhyia Palace provided an opportunity for the King to engage with Hon. Bissue and other board members on matters of mutual interest. The meeting highlighted the importance of collaboration between traditional leaders and government officials in promoting cultural preservation and national development.



Hon. Mavis Kuukua Bissue's advocacy for the Ahanta language is part of a broader effort to promote Ghana's cultural heritage and preserve the country's rich linguistic diversity. Her work serves as an inspiration to others who are passionate about promoting cultural preservation and national development.



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