Ofankor Assemblywoman honoured for hardwork

The Assemblywoman for the Ofankor Electoral Area in the Greater Accra Region, Ms. Humu Dilley Saeed has been honored by the Chief of the area, Nii Kortey Boi ( Obiani Ehi ) for bringing massive developments to the community.

The development-oriented politician, who is regarded by many as the new Hawa Yakubu was honoured last weekend when the people of the area climaxed their Homowo celebration with an award ceremony to acknowledge hardworking individuals in the area. She is now the Nkosoo Hemaa or Naa Kordey for the area.

Addressing a colourful durbar, the Chief of Ofankor, Nii Kortey Boi, commended the assembly member for her numerous development projects and urged stakeholders to support her.

The chief further described the assemblywoman as “hardworking, affable and reliable”.

Nii Kortey Boi, explained that even though the dynamic assemblywoman is not a Ga by birth, she has proven to the chiefs and people of Ofankor that the community is her home”.

“Gas by their nature love their own but we consider Humu as our own because she has taken as her own,” the chief added.

Ms Humu Dilley Saeed thanked the Chiefs and people of Ofankor for the honour bestowed on her and promised to initiate more development projects in the area.

Ms Saeed who is also aspiring for the Greater Accra New Patriotic Party (NPP) Women’s Organiser position also said bringing development in an area is a shared responsibility of the central government, assemblies, citizenry and most importantly the traditional leaders.

"This is because the community can be mobilized quickly and productively to address local problems, elaborate action plans and come up with solutions to strengthen community through effective functioning of traditional leaders," she said.

He paid glowing tribute to the Nii Kortey Boi and promised to collaborate with the chiefs as a true daughter of the land.

Ms. Saeed, enjoys massive popularity in the Ga-dominated community due to her hard work.

“Her service to humanity, humility and love for the people will make her a good Women’s Organiser if given the chance,” a top party official told this paper.