The event was attended by traditional rulers, clergy, elders, family members and residents of Nzema, alongside other guests who gathered to witness the occasion.
The President of the Western Regional House of Chiefs, who also serves as a High Court Judge in Sekondi, administered the oaths.
Awulae Amakye III swore the oaths of allegiance, office and secrecy, accepting the responsibilities that come with his new position.
He pledged to respect the customs and traditions of Western Nzema, uphold the Constitution of Ghana and work towards improving the lives of the people.
In his first address after the swearing-in, the new Omanhene appealed to fellow chiefs and residents to put aside their differences and work together for the good of the traditional area.
He also identified peace, opportunities for young people and the protection of Nzema cultural heritage as priorities for his leadership.
His appointment places him at the head of the Western Nzema Traditional Council, where he is expected to work with other traditional authorities and stakeholders on matters affecting the area.
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