Worawora Welcomes New Paramount Chief After Ten-Year Wait
New Leadership Brings Hope for Unity and Development in the Biakoye District
- The installation of Nana Yaw Sarfor Baah III ends a ten-year period without a paramount chief
- Queen Mother Nana Abena Sarfowaa Awerewa urges the new chief to prioritize peace
- The people of Worawora are hopeful that the new leadership will bring improvements in education, healthcare, and infrastructure
After a decade of uncertainty, the Worawora Traditional Council in the Biakoye District of the Oti Region has installed Nana Yaw Sarfor Baah III as its new Paramount Chief, marking the dawn of a hopeful and unified future for the community.
The installation ceremony was a vibrant display of tradition, featuring cultural performances and the presence of both local residents and traditional leaders.
Nana Abena Sarfowaa Awerewa, the Queen Mother of the Worawora Traditional Council, urged the new chief to focus on fostering peace and spearheading development in the area.
She emphasized that the absence of a paramount chief for the past ten years had caused division and uncertainty, making it vital for the new leadership to bring the community together.
The approval of Nana Sarfor Baah III’s leadership is seen as a beacon of hope for Worawora, with expectations high for his role in uniting the people. Nana Awerewa highlighted the need for collaboration between the chief and key community groups—youth, women, and businesses—to develop a comprehensive plan for progress.
The community remains hopeful that under the new chief, the region will see improvements in education, healthcare, and infrastructure, ultimately raising the standard of living for all residents.
Nana Kwaku Aborah III, the Sanahene of Worawora, also called for unity and support for the new leadership, stressing that only through cooperation and harmony can the area thrive.
