Sefwi Kanchiabo Queen Mother Urges Youth to Shun Indecent Lifestyles and Protect Their Future

Sefwi Kanchiabo Queen Mother Urges Youth to Shun Indecent Lifestyles and Protect Their Future

The Queen Mother of Sefwi Kanchiabo, Nana Afua Adomah II, has called on the youth in the community to abandon indecent lifestyles and focus on building a better and more productive future.

Speaking during her outdooring ceremony attended by youth groups, traditional leaders, and community members, Nana Afua Adomah II expressed deep concern over the increasing rate of negative behaviors among young people. According to her, practices such as substance abuse, promiscuity, and indiscipline are gradually destroying the moral values that have long guided the Sefwi Kanchiabo community.

She emphasized the need for traditional authorities, parents, guardians, and other stakeholders to work together in guiding the younger generation onto positive paths. Nana Afua Adomah II noted that without discipline, purpose, and proper direction, many young people could lose opportunities that would help them achieve economic independence and personal success.

The Queen Mother further stated that her outfit would continue to champion initiatives aimed at preserving the traditions and cultural heritage of the community. She stressed that maintaining cultural identity is important in shaping responsible and respectful youth.

According to her, dressing in line with customary values sends a strong message about identity, respect, and pride in one’s heritage. She encouraged leaders and elders to continue wearing traditional attire during public gatherings to serve as role models for the younger generation.

Residents who attended the event described the Queen Mother’s message as timely and inspiring. Some youth leaders also pledged to organize follow-up programs focused on mentorship, skills training, and youth empowerment within Sefwi Kanchiabo.

Nana Afua Adomah II concluded by reaffirming her commitment to supporting youth development and promoting cultural values in the community. She urged the youth to see themselves as future leaders and contributors to the growth and progress of Sefwi Kanchiabo.

Source:Bibianinews.com/Barimah Kantinka