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| Nene Angmor Owuoadjao II, Divisional Chief of Suisi, Manya Krobo |
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| He is known in known in private life as Vincent Domertey |
He
heads the Suisi Clan which is one of the six major divisions of the Manya Krobo
state and will oversee all 13 Asafoatseme of the clan.
The
installation was climaxed on Sunday when he publicly swore allegiance to the
Konor (Paramount Chief) of Manya Krobo, Nene Sakite II at “We Nguam” (the Manya
Klo Stool house) at Odumase-Krobo.
Earlier
on, he was paraded through the major streets of the town amidst drumming and
jubilation before his eventual arrival at the stool house where the ceremony
took place.
The
rites started on Thursday April 3, 2014 after he was captured at his work
place, Prymehedge Investment Limited at Lashibi in Accra by a twelve member
team led by Asafoatse Teye Dakli of Suisi Kpongunor Yono.
He
was then confined for one week and taken through the various rites before his
coronation on Friday April 11, 2014 at his Palace located at Hwekper,
Odumase-Krobo under the chairmanship of Dr. Edward Narh, Director of the Narh
Bita Hospital/School of Nursing.
A
product of the Manya Krobo Senior Secondary School, Nene Owuoadjao II holds an
HND in Management (ICM-UK) and a Diploma in Network Engineering and is married
with two children.
He
worked with the Dangme Rural Bank as Credit Officer for twelve years before
moving to Prymehedge Investment Ltd where he has been working as the Head of
Credit for the past eight months. He is presently the Vice Commissioner of
Kloma Gbi, a Civil society group operating in the Krobo area.
Speaking
to the Daily Graphic at his Palace, he said “I am going to rejuvenate our
culture and revive the interest particularly of the youth in some of those
things that stand us out as Krobos and tie us together as one people.
He
said Suisi was one clan noted for its quality human resource and added that
“with the unity on display today, I am personally going to reach out beyond
those imaginary boundaries, work with all and tap into the rich brains of the
elderly and the pool of human resource available to us as a family”.
Quoting
Halford E. Luccock, he said No one can whistle a symphony; It takes a whole
orchestra to play it- and concluded saying that “I dare say today that the
entire Suisi clan has converged; we have an orchestra and from this orchestra
we will play a melodious tune that will further entrench Suisi’s unique and
enviable identity”.
On
his part, the Konor, Nene Sakite II, praised the Suisi clan for the unity and
peace that characterized the installation process.
He
described it as phenomenal, exemplary and rare.
Advising
the new chief, he said, “you have been installed to use your expertise,
experience and youthful exuberance to push the development of Klo a notch
further and that is what your family, the Suisi clan and the entire Manyaklo state
would expect from you."
Published: April 24, 2014, Graphiconline.com
http://graphic.com.gh/news/general-news/21805-young-banker-made-chief-in-manya-krobo.html |
| Nene on his way to swear the oath of allegiance to the Konor Nene Sakite II |
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| Tradition on display |
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| Nene sitting in state |
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| Konor, NeneSakite II (left) and Nene Agbau Narh IV, Divisional Chief of Djebiam |
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| Nene swearing the oath to the Konor |
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| Konor looking on while Nene Suisi swears the oath |
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| Nene Suisii sitting on the Konor |
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| Konor smearing Nene Suisi with ngu) and wishing him a successful reign |
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| Nene Konor sitting in state |
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| Nene Suisi riding shoulder high |
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| Nene Angmor Owuoadjao II, returning to his palace after swearing the oath of allegiance to the Konor |
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