Atwima Mponua Joins Nationwide Thanksgiving As DCE Declares District’s Bauxite Wealth A Future Game – Changer For Ghana.
The Atwima Mponua District joined the rest of the nation on Wednesday, 1st July 2026, to observe the National Day of Thanksgiving and Prayer with a solemn yet joyous ceremony held at the Mount Zion Methodist Church in Nyinahin.
The event brought together the District Chief Executive, Hon. Issahak Ibrahim, staff of the Atwima Mponua District Assembly, heads of departments, security services, agencies and other public institutions within the district, alongside members of the Local Council of Churches and scores of worshippers who gathered to celebrate God’s abundant blessings upon Ghana.
The thanksgiving service was characterized by vibrant praise and worship as believers danced to inspiring gospel melodies rendered by a talented team of singers.
The atmosphere of gratitude and unity set the tone for heartfelt prayers offered for the peace, stability and prosperity of the nation.
Special prayers were said for the leadership of Ghana, led by President John Dramani Mahama, traditional authorities and all persons entrusted with positions of responsibility.
Delivering the keynote address, Hon. Issahak Ibrahim reflected on the many blessings God has bestowed upon Ghana, particularly the country’s enduring peace and stable political environment, which continue to distinguish it among nations. He urged citizens to remain grateful and to uphold the values that have sustained the country’s democratic journey over the years.
The DCE further highlighted the immense natural resources within Atwima Mponua, noting that the district’s vast bauxite deposits could play a pivotal role in Ghana’s economic transformation in the years ahead.
According to him, the presence of such valuable resources is a testament to God’s favour and an opportunity that must be harnessed responsibly for national development.
Hon. Ibrahim also called on citizens to demonstrate responsibility in their daily lives by upholding honesty, integrity and godly values.
He stressed that fulfilling one’s duties conscientiously is a practical way of honouring God and contributing to the progress of society.
Touching on national development, the DCE encouraged Ghanaians to support the vision and mandate of President John Dramani Mahama and work collectively towards the country’s advancement.
He further cautioned against indiscriminate development practices, particularly the construction of structures on waterways and ecologically sensitive Ramsar sites, warning that such actions often result in devastating consequences for communities and the environment.
The ceremony ended on a spiritually uplifting note as the Deputy Chief Imam offered the closing prayer and called for unity, peaceful coexistence and mutual respect among all Ghanaians regardless of faith or background.
The National Day of Thanksgiving and Prayer once again served as a powerful reminder of the need for gratitude, national unity and collective responsibility as Ghana continues its journey towards sustainable growth and development.
Story by Bismark Mensah@A/R.
