March 6, 2025, marks its 68th Independence Day Anniversary in the history of Ghana, the Nkoranza South Municipal Assembly commemorated the event amidst colorful celebration at the Nkoranza Children’s Park and the theme for this year anniversary is REFLECT, REVIEW AND RESET.
The celebration served as a reminder of the nation’s resilience, progress, and commitment to democratic governance, laying the foundation for a peaceful, prosperous, and inclusive future.
The event, graced by dignitaries including the Municipal Chief Executive, highlighted the nation’s journey towards democratic governance and the values it holds dearly.
In his address, he conveyed warm wishes from the President, John Dramani Mahama emphasizing the significance of the occasion and the theme chosen for this year’s celebration. Reflecting on the theme, “Reflect, Review and Reset”, he underscored Ghana’s remarkable progress in upholding democratic principles since gaining independence. “Successful elections, peaceful transitions of power, and the strengthening of democratic institutions stand as testament to the nation’s resilience and commitment to democracy.” he stated.
Attention was however, drawn to the challenges that persist, that is, the need to deepen democratic governance, promote inclusivity, and combat corruption as being imperative for Ghana’s continued progress. Acknowledging the sacrifices of Ghana’s forefathers in securing independence, he urged for unity and a collective effort towards safeguarding and advancing the municipality and the nation’s democracy at large. He emphasized the importance of discipline, hard work, and patriotism, urging parents and guardians to prioritize education and provide guidance to their children.
The celebration featured a parade of students from10 different Primary, Junior and Senior High Schools within the municipality. Nkoranza Technical Institute, Dudaa Girls JHS School, Kwabis Educational Complex and Nkwabeng SHS Cadet emerged winners for the best parade for senior high school, Junior High School and basic school categories respectively. The event concluded with expressions of gratitude to Nananom, the Municipal Commanders of all the Security Service, the Municipal Education Director, the Municipal Chief Imam, the Clergy, and to all involved in organization of the celebration.
