Chiefs must support MMDAs to create proper community layouts
Nene Verya Ozor II, Chief of Detsekorpe in the Ada East District, has called on traditional leaders to collaborate with Municipal, Metropolitan, and District Assemblies (MMDAs) to develop proper drainage systems and structured community layouts to mitigate the recurring flooding.
Nene Ozor, speaking with the Ghana News Agency (GNA) at Ada, stressed the need for chiefs and landowners to involve local assemblies in matters of land acquisition and planning.
He expressed concern that some traditional leaders and family heads focus primarily on the financial gains from land sales, with little regard for how the land is developed or the long-term impact on the community.
“Chiefs can play a crucial role in ensuring proper layouts are established, which would allow for efficient water flo...