SENASE TRADITIONAL COUNCIL CORRONATES QUEEN MOTHER.

By CUG NEWS MEDIA

In a grand and colorful ceremony held on Friday June 4, Nana Adwoa Agyeiwaa Dufie III was enstooled as the queen mother and Kurontihemaa of the Berekum Traditional Council. The historic event attracted dignitaries, community members, and well-wishers from far and wide.

Nana Adwoa Agyeiwaa Dufie III was selected for these prestigious positions through a traditional selection process involving the kingmakers of the Senase Traditional Council. Her enstoolment marks a significant moment in the council's history, as the stool had been vacant for many years.

Adorned in traditional regalia befitting her new roles, Nana Adwoa Agyeiwaa Dufie III expressed her gratitude and commitment to serving her community with honor, dignity, and respect. In her acceptance speech, she emphasized the importance of unity, progress, and development for both the Senase Traditional Council and Berekum as a whole.

Following the official rituals and ceremonies, a grand feast was held to celebrate the queen mother's enstoolment. The event was attended by members of the Senase community, who gathered to show their support and offer congratulations to the new queen mother and Kurontihemaa of Berekum.

As Nana Adwoa Agyeiwaa Dufie III begins her tenure, she faces the task of upholding the traditions and values of her people while working towards the community's advancement and prosperity. Her leadership is expected to bring a new perspective and vision to the council, paving the way for a brighter future for all who call Senase home.

The enstoolment of a queen mother serves as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage and traditions cherished by the people of Senase. It is a momentous occasion that highlights the resilience, strength, and spirit of unity that define the community and is a cause for celebration and pride for all who are part of Senase.

By Justice Addai

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