Ghana: Re - Minister Complains of Bad Job in Boundary Demarcation

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In the 6th July, 2012 edition of the Ghanaian Chronicle, a story headed above was attributed to the Volta Regional Minister, Hon Henry Ford Kamel, which we initially thought was a case of off-target reporting. However, after waiting for so long without any reaction from the Minister, we the concerned constituency Youth and opinion leaders in North Tongu, are compelled by the silence to correct the erroneous impression created by the story.

Whilst in a meeting with the National Peace Council, who had called on the Minister to 'explore how to bring lasting peace to Hohoe and other hotspots in the region', he reportedly accused government officials, who demarcated the boundaries for the newly created districts and the sitting of their capitals, of 'failing to execute a good job,' and being responsible for the chaotic situation arising from the demarcation.

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