In a strategic show of collaboration between traditional authority and government, Ubor Mateer John Bowan Sakojim IV, Paramount Chief of Saboba, has reaffirmed his commitment to fostering peace and development in the Saboba District.
The Paramount Chief, accompanied by his sub-chiefs and the Saboba District Chief Executive, recently paid a courtesy visit to the Northern Regional Minister, Mr. Ali Adolf John, at his Tamale office.
During the meeting, Mr. John expressed his gratitude for the visit and emphasized the crucial role that peace plays in accelerating development efforts within the region. He urged the Saboba community to embrace unity and place education at the forefront of their priorities, citing it as a vital catalyst for progress.
The Regional Minister assured the Paramount Chief and his delegation of the government’s dedication to advancing infrastructure and economic projects in Saboba. He highlighted that ongoing and upcoming initiatives, including the construction of the Wapuli Bridge, are designed to stimulate local economic growth, generate employment, and improve access to essential services for residents.
In response, Ubor Sakojim IV acknowledged the government’s efforts and the President’s appointment of Mr. John as a positive step towards regional development. He took the opportunity to appeal for the establishment of a tertiary institution, specifically a College of Education, within Saboba, emphasizing the potential benefits for the youth and the wider community.
The Paramount Chief also called on the Regional Minister to exercise patience and tolerance as he leads the region, underscoring these virtues as key to effective governance and the welfare of the people.
This meeting underscores a mutual commitment to collaboration, with traditional leadership and government working hand in hand to build a peaceful and prosperous future for Saboba and the Northern Region.
