The chief of Offinso, Nana Dwamena Akenten II, has declared his support for the Minority Caucus in Parliament. He has called on them to speak up for cocoa farmers.
The chief urged the lawmakers to raise the issues faced by these farmers. This was stated on Sunday.
The Minority MPs are on a week-long tour of cocoa-growing regions in the Ashanti Region. They are expected to highlight the challenges faced by farmers.
The chief expressed his commitment to supporting the farmers. He believes their voices need to be heard in Parliament.
The Minority Caucus, led by the Minority Chief Whip, is engaging with farming communities. They aim to understand and present the farmers' grievances.
This initiative by the chief is seen as a significant endorsement of the Minority's role in representing agricultural stakeholders.
The tour is scheduled to cover various cocoa-producing districts. The goal is to gather firsthand information on farming conditions.
The chief's statement emphasizes the importance of agriculture in the region. It highlights the need for dedicated advocacy for the farming sector.