Naana Leyo Sename II pledges GH‵10,000 for Agorhokpo development

Naana Leyo Sename II, the Youth Queen of Korgbor, has committed GH₵10,000.00 and professional training support to the youth of Agorhokpo during the annual Dunenyo Za festival. Emphasizing her dedication to the socio-economic advancement of the area, the Youth Queen directed the financial donation toward the construction of a new Community Centre. The project is regarded as a vital component of local infrastructure intended to serve as a hub for community activities and development initiatives.

Beyond the initial financial contribution, the Youth Queen’s pledge extends significantly into educational and vocational empowerment. She promised to provide comprehensive support for young people in Agorhokpo who are seeking enrollment in Teacher Training and Nursing Training colleges. By focusing on careers in health and education, she aims to build a sustainable professional base within the community, ensuring that local youth have the necessary resources and backing to pursue impactful and stable livelihoods.

The support package also addresses community engagement and physical well-being through sports. Naana Leyo Sename II announced plans to procure jerseys for the Agorhokpo community football team to encourage unity and active participation among the youth. Describing Agorhokpo as her "second home," she expressed a deep personal commitment to its progress, noting that her role as Youth Queen involves actively seeking out and facilitating development opportunities for the region’s younger population.

Responding to the gestures, the Chief of Agorhokpo, Togbe Agbale II, commended the community's ongoing efforts to complete the Community Centre and praised the Youth Queen for her timely intervention. The Dunenyo Za festival provided a platform to highlight the collaborative spirit between traditional leadership and youth advocates. These initiatives are expected to provide immediate relief for the community’s infrastructure needs while laying the groundwork for long-term educational attainment for Agorhokpo’s students.