Dr. Berima Asumadu Sakyi, Director of the Center of Art and Culture in Bono East, has urged Ghanaian youth to uphold cultural values, respect elders, and refrain from insults, especially during political activities.
Speaking at the “9 Lessons and Carol Night” event organized to thank God for a peaceful election, Dr. Sakyi expressed concern over the growing disrespect among the youth. He noted that the recent election campaigns witnessed widespread insults that go against Ghanaian cultural norms.
Praising Ghanaians for the peaceful elections held on December 7, Dr. Sakyi called for national unity, emphasizing, “Ghana has won.”
The event also featured Mr. Appiah Adjei, Bono East Regional Director of the Ghana Tourism Authority, as a guest speaker. He commended Ghanaians for the peaceful polls but cautioned against risky behaviors during the festive season. Mr. Adjei advised drivers to avoid speeding to prevent accidents, urging everyone to prioritize safety.
Both leaders stressed the importance of maintaining Ghana’s cultural heritage and fostering unity as the nation moves forward.
