La Leshie Mantse Marks 10 Years on the Stool with Major Agricultural Investments and a total Facelift of the Leshie Akutso Hub

Nii Anang Amanyankwa Obasaa, the La Leshie Mantse, is marking his 10th anniversary as traditional leader with a significant investment in agriculture aimed at boosting food production, livestock farming and economic development within the community.

As part of the initiative, the chief has acquired agricultural machinery and secured approximately 20 acres of land to support crop cultivation and animal farming. He has also procured a 29-seater bus and two electric vehicle hearses, in addition to the two hearses already available. All the acquired properties are held in the name of the Leshie Quarter.

One of the parcels of land, located at Aseseso between Adukrom and Somanya, will be developed into an agricultural hub combining crop production and livestock farming. Another parcel at Papaso has been earmarked primarily for crop cultivation, with the broader vision of expanding agricultural activities and creating opportunities for the local community.

The initiative builds on existing agricultural activities, including a snail farm, fish ponds, a maize farm and the cultivation of other crops. Plans are underway to construct poultry houses and cattle pens to accommodate chickens, cattle and other livestock, further strengthening the project’s capacity to support diverse agricultural production.

To facilitate the development of the land, Nii Anang Amanyankwa Obasaa has also acquired chainsaw equipment to assist with clearing trees and preparing sections of the land for farming and construction. The equipment will also be available for hiring. The cleared areas will provide space for the development of poultry houses, cattle pens and other facilities needed to support the planned agricultural operations.

As preparations continue, the chief is appealing to members of the community to support the initiative and take ownership of the vision. He believes collective participation and community commitment will be essential to the project’s success, while demonstrating that development promises made to the people are being translated into practical action.

The agricultural machinery and the acquired lands are expected to be officially unveiled to the public during the celebration of his 10th anniversary as chief. The occasion will provide an opportunity for community members to witness the investments and development plans firsthand, reinforcing the chief’s commitment to agriculture, job creation, food security and sustainable community development.

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