Hon.Joseph Kwame Kumah has expressed appreciation to the Resident of Gulumpe in the Kintampo North for their participation in and support for the recent Sanitation day exercise and giving peace a chance.

I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for the overwhelming participation of my good people of Kintampo North Constituency in the yesterday National Sanitation Day.

Unfortunately, I was away on government business, but I was deeply touched by your commitment to improving our Constituency. I would like to extend my thanks to my brother, the MCE, and the regional minister for their visit to the Gulumpe community.

Reports from both the MCE and the regional minister, alongside insights from the Kokomba National Association, the Gonja Land Youth Association, Gulunpe Gonjas and Konkombas who reside in kintampo led by Hon Yakubu , indicate a significant improvement in unity within Gulumpe. I want to acknowledge the Gulumpe chief and the elders of the Kokomba side for their efforts in bringing peace in the community once more.

Moreover, I will never forget the contributions of the two Assemblymen who worked tirelessly to ensure absolute peace in Gulumpe once again. To the security personnel who maintained order, I say bravo! Given this positive development and the concrete evidence presented yesterday from Gulumpe, I, as your MP, along with my diligent MCE and in collaboration with the regional minister, are committed to The Minister of Interior lifting the curfew imposed on Gulumpe following the unfortunate misunderstanding between the Gonjas and the Kokombas.

Churches were filled to capacity.
Definitely praising God for peace.

Proud of you all.

We will communicate all these efforts to the Interior Minister and the operational headquarters to ensure the curfew is taken off.

I firmly believe that freedom of movement is fundamental to our humanity. Thank you for your continued support and dedication to our Constituency.