Nungua Mantse to lead Greater Accra House of Chiefs

 The Paramount Chief of the Nungua Traditional Area, King Professor Odaifio Welentsi III, has been appointed as the new President of the Greater Accra Regional House of Chiefs. This leadership role, which he assumes with the confidence of his peers and traditional leaders, places him at the forefront of chieftaincy affairs in the region, reflecting his influence and respect within the traditional council. His selection as President underscores a commitment to addressing local governance challenges and supporting regional unity.

In his role, King Welentsi III is expected to advocate for the chieftaincy institution’s interests and collaborate with government officials on development initiatives. The new president has expressed his commitment to enhancing the cohesion among chiefs within the Greater Accra Region and addressing community concerns. His leadership aims to foster collaboration among chiefs in promoting the region’s cultural heritage while addressing socio-economic issues that affect the local populace.

King Welentsi III’s priorities include a focus on peaceful dispute resolution among traditional authorities and active participation in national discourse on critical issues. His leadership will likely focus on leveraging the collective influence of the House of Chiefs to engage more deeply with governmental and non-governmental partners on issues such as education, health, and local economic development. This new chapter for the Greater Accra House of Chiefs under King Welentsi III’s guidance promises to strengthen the voice of traditional authorities in regional development and enhance the role of chieftaincy in Ghana’s socio-political landscape.