In a heartwarming display of unity and solidarity, Imam Abdul Rahman Zakaria, Chief Imam of the Kumasi Central Mosque, conferred a new name on Dr. Frank Amoakohene, the Ashanti Regional Minister.
The honor, bestowed upon Dr. Amoakohene, is a testament to the strong bond between the government and the Muslim community in Ghana.
The new name, Hon. Dr. Alhaji Abubakar Saddique, was given to Dr. Amoakohene during his visit to the Kumasi Central Mosque to mark the holy month of Ramadan. This gesture is a significant milestone in fostering greater understanding and cooperation between the government and the Muslim community.
During his visit, Dr. Amoakohene conveyed a message of peace and solidarity from President John Dramani Mahama, reaffirming the government’s commitment to supporting the Muslim community, particularly during their sacred pilgrimage.
The President’s key commitments include reducing the Hajj fee, developing the Hajj Village into a modern facility, and establishing a passport center within the Hajj Village to ease travel processes for pilgrims .
Ramadan, a sacred month of reflection, sacrifice, and unity, serves as a powerful reminder of the values that bring people together. As Dr. Amoakohene noted, “May Allah bless all our Muslim brothers and sisters during this sacred period.
Ramadan Kareem!” This message of goodwill and solidarity underscores the government’s dedication to promoting unity and understanding among all faiths.
Dr. Amoakohene’s appointment as Ashanti Regional Minister is a testament to his exceptional leadership skills and his commitment to public service. With his extensive experience in healthcare, governance, and public service, Dr. Amoakohene is well-equipped to foster greater cooperation and understanding between the government and the Muslim community .
The conferment of the new name on Dr. Amoakohene is a significant step towards strengthening the bond between the government and the Muslim community. This gesture demonstrates the government’s willingness to engage with the Muslim community and to promote greater understanding and cooperation.
In conclusion, the honor bestowed upon Dr. Amoakohene is a heartwarming display of unity and solidarity between the government and the Muslim community. As Ghana celebrates the holy month of Ramadan, this gesture serves as a powerful reminder of the values that bring people together.
Source:Ayisah Foster||The Punch newspaper
