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The mortal remains of the late Mr. Richard Chebure, Executive Director of the East Bia District (DCE), have been interred in the Sefwi-Anyinabrim Cemetery. The late DCE passed away in March this year at the age of 41.

The mortal remains of the late Mr. Richard Chebure, Executive Director of the East Bia District (DCE), have been buried in the Sefwi-Anyinabrim Cemetery.

The late DCE passed away in March this year at age 41.

The funeral was attended by people from all walks of life, including Hajia Alima Mahama, Minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Mr. Augustine Blay, Executive Secretary to the Vice President, Mr. Kingsley Aboakye Gyedu, North Western Regional Minister.

Others are, Mr. Alex Djonoboah Tetteh, regional vice minister, as well as all the regional and constituency executives of the New Patriotic Party (PNP) in the North Western Region.

Very Reverend Dominic Ansah, Minister Superintendent of the Methodist Church, Sefwi-Essam in a sermon said that the time of the end was near and called on Christians to seek Christ at all times.

He urged everyone to be humble to “inherit the kingdom of God”

In a tribute, Evans Amoah, Bia East constituency communication officer on behalf of the party, described the late DCE as a unifier whose efforts had attracted many people to join the PNP, helping to increase the number of votes cast. had the party in 2016. elections.

He said it was the wish of the late DCE that the PNP win the Bia East constituency parliamentary seat for the first time and encouraged everyone to work hard to win the seat in memory of the late DCE.

The Bia East District Assembly also described the late Mr. Chebure as a great achiever in a tribute, as he was able to accomplish so much by taking office on March 9, 2017.

They cited the construction of a market shed at Camp 15 Junction and Adabokrom, the construction of an ICT center in Adabokrom, the construction of a six-unit classroom block with a common room for staff in Jinijikofi and the construction of a block of classrooms of three units in mansakrom. .

Others are the construction of a 16-unit classroom block with a warehouse in Sikafremogya, Adeakyen and Nyamebekyere, among others, as some of his accomplishments as DCE.

Samuel Adu Gyamfi, Aowin City Chief Executive Officer and Dean of Western North City and District CEOs said the late DCE was a trustworthy, hardworking and God fearing man.

He encouraged the rank and file of the party, especially the youth, to work hard to win the parliamentary seat of Bia East in honor of the late District Executive Director.

The late District Chief Executive was survived by three children, a boy and two girls.

Mr. Niper Nicholas, Bia East PNP parliamentary candidate, laid a wreath on behalf of the party, Mrs. Martha Kawyie Manu, Juabeso district executive director, delivered on behalf of the municipal and district chief executives, while that Mrs. Hannah Ahenkorah deposited one on behalf of the widow and children.