National Association Of Gonjaland Students Ghana (NAGS GH) 2023, Graced Handing Over Ceremony At Ajumaku, UEW.

National Association Of Gonjaland Students Ghana (NAGS GH) 2023, Graced Handing Over Ceremony At Ajumaku, UEW.

The National Association Of Gonjaland Students Ghana (NAGS GH) was fully represented at the handing-over ceremony of NAGS-UEW, Ajumaku branch, and the eskinment and outdooring of chief Issahaku Tuntumba Borre essa II as the new Gonja chief of Ajumaku Esikam District. 

University Of Education Winneba, Ajumaku campus 

Zakaria Abubakari (Olu Jakpa) | Deputy Organizer

The Deputy Organizer of the National Association Of Gonjaland Students Ghana, Mr. Zakaria Abubakari (OLU JAKPA), represented the Gonjaland Students hierarchy at Ajumaku to grace the handing-over ceremony of the newly elected branch executives of NAGS-UEW, Ajumaku branch, and the enskinment of the Gonja Chief of Ajumaku Esikam District on Saturday, August 5, 2023, at the University of Education Winneba, Ajumaku campus. On the occasion, a whole lot of dignitaries from around Greater Accra, the Central Region, and Savannah graced the occasion, including the Chiefs.

This program is purposely to usher the new executives into office and also enshrine a chief that will take charge of the Gonja fraternity residing within the environs of Ajumaku, Esikam District. 

According to the speaking on the occasion,Mr. Dari Dramani appealed to the Chiefs and stakeholders to put structures in place to make sure that students from Savannah see the need to be educated and, for that matter, learn our prestigious Gonja language. He said this with respect to the number of admitted students being reduced massively every year and that the current level 100s can only boast of three (3) students. 

However,  Mr. Dramani pledged to go round Gonjaland to meet opinion leaders to solicit support that will aid students who complete senior High school to further their studies in the Gonja field. 

With the Mr. Olu Jakpa, NAGS-GH representative at the occasion, put it to Mr. Dramani ( patron of NAGS-UEW Ajumaku branch) that they would do everything possible in their capacity as student leaders to support his campaign. He added that NAGS-GH would not relent until the Gonja unit is filled with students. 

He however, pleaded on behalf of the entire executives of NAGS-GH to all stakeholders of the KEJAKPA-NANA family to come to the aid of the Gonja unit; otherwise, our culture and our reach history will die off, which will go a long way to affect the generation yet unborn. Let us all come together to be the agents of change in our communities. Asan kushun is our famous way of saying thank you.

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