The District Chief Executive for Offinso North, Hon. Caesar Acheampong, has emphasized the importance of community-led security initiatives in creating a safer environment for residents.
Speaking at a recent engagement, Hon. Acheampong urged residents to be vigilant and report suspicious activities to the authorities, stressing that collective efforts are crucial in maintaining peace and security.
Hon. Acheampong reaffirmed his commitment to supporting the growth and development of the municipality. He distinguished his approach from predecessors, pledging to work tirelessly to drive progress and improve the lives of residents.
The DCE’s dedication to development and community engagement is evident in his previous statements, where he has expressed strong commitment to improving education, healthcare, and financial support for farmers and the elderly.
Some of the key initiatives Hon. Acheampong aims to implement include:
– Improving Education: Enhancing educational infrastructure and services to provide quality education for residents.
– Healthcare:Strengthening healthcare systems and services to ensure access to quality medical care.
– Financial Support:Providing financial support to farmers and the elderly, empowering them to improve their livelihoods.
“By working together, we can create a safer environment for all,” Hon. Acheampong said. “As DCE, I pledge to support the market’s growth and work tirelessly to drive progress and create a brighter future for the municipality.”
Hon. Acheampong’s commitment to community engagement is a significant step towards building trust and fostering collaboration between residents and authorities. By working together, the community can address security concerns and promote development initiatives that benefit all residents.
The DCE’s vision for Offinso North is centered on creating a prosperous and secure environment, where residents can thrive and reach their full potential. With his commitment to development and community engagement, Hon. Acheampong is poised to make a positive impact on the municipality.
