This year May day celebration was held on Monday the 1st of May, 2023 at the Attafuah Senior High Technical School park Akim Oda on the theme “Protecting Incomes And Pensions In An Era Of Economic Crises; Our Responsibility”
The district marked the celebration with Health walk and various fun games.
The president of the workers union in his speech said, May Day is not just a day off from work but rather a day to recognize the invaluable contributions of workers from all walks of life, where our efforts play a crucial role in shaping our district and the economy. He said this year, as we gather under the theme, we are reminded of the challenges and triumphs that have marked our journey over the past years. The global pandemic has tested our resilience and highlighted the importance of essential workers who have shown unwavering dedication in the face of adversity.
He said workers should reflect on the significance of the Day, and remember that the fight for workers’ rights, fair wages, and safe working conditions is ongoing. It is our duty, as a society and as leaders, to advocate for the right and well-being of workers.
He thanked all workers and said their dedication and hard work are the foundation of their collective success, and we should continue to strive for more just, equitable, and prosperous future for all.
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As part of activities to mark the 2022 Green Ghana day celebration, the Asene Manso Akroso District Assembly in collaboration with the Forestry Commission and some students in the district on 10th June, 2022 commemorated the event at Onyame Nti Community on the them “Mobilizing for a Greener Future”
The District Chief Executive Hon. Alex Kwabena Incoom in his address encouraged the pupils and other stake holders to embark on this good initiative to protect and preserve the forest reserve of the district.
The Forestry Commissioner Mad. Linda Kokofu in her speech stated that Green Ghana day is not just a day of planting trees but rather a day of recommitting ourselves to safeguarding our natural heritage. She again said we must support sustainable forestry practices, protect our forests, and invest in reforestation efforts. We must educate ourselves and future generations about the importance of trees and the delicate balance of our ecosystem.
In attendance were the DCE, Member of Parliament Hon. George Kwame Aboagye, Forestry Commissioner Mad. Linda Kokofu, Hon. Assembly Members, students from the community among others.
