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Volta Regional Minister supports Togbe Afrika Homecoming

The Volta Regional Minister, James Gunu, has expressed support for the Togbe Afrika Homecoming, describing the initiative as a positive platform for promoting music, culture and youth empowerment in the Volta Region. The Homecoming, held at the Infinity Stars Hotel at Penyi, marked Togbe Afrika’s return to music after more than two decades. Mr Gunu’s […]

Volta Regional Minister supports Togbe Afrika Homecoming

The Volta Regional Minister, James Gunu, has publicly endorsed the Togbe Afrika Homecoming, praising the event as a beneficial platform for music, culture, and youth empowerment in the Volta Region. This Homecoming, which took place at the Infinity Stars Hotel in Penyi, marked Togbe Afrika's return to the music scene after an absence of over two decades.

Mr. Gunu's endorsement was warmly received by Togbe Afrika, who expressed his gratitude towards the Regional Minister for his leadership and dedication to initiatives that unite people and provide opportunities for young individuals. Togbe Afrika emphasized that the event is more than just entertainment; it aims to inspire young people to avoid drug abuse and focus on education, entrepreneurship, and other positive paths.

The Togbe Afrika Homecoming is not solely about Togbe Afrika, but rather it represents the youth, music, culture, and the Volta Region as a whole, according to the traditional ruler. He expressed his appreciation to Mr. Gunu for believing in the vision and supporting efforts to enhance the region's potential through the talents, culture, and development of its youth.

Togbe Afrika further urged other leaders, businesses, and development partners to join in supporting initiatives that foster opportunities for young people and contribute to the growth and progress of the Volta Region.

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