The Ada Traditional Council has visited Electrochem Ghana Limited to assess the damage caused by an attack on the company’s premises on January 9.
The attack resulted in significant destruction and theft, including damage to heavy machinery and compressors, the theft of brand-new air conditioners, motorbikes, over 100 mattresses, more than 700 head pans, and large quantities of salt valued in the millions of cedis.
The visit on Monday, January 13, 2025, was led by the Ada State Manklalo, Nene Aguddey Obichere III,
Speaking during the visit, Nene Obichere III condemned the attack and called for unity to prevent future incidents.
“This is not only an attack on Electrochem Ghana but on the development of Ada as a whole. We must come together to safeguard investments that benefit our people,” he said.
The Ada Traditional Council expressed its commitment to promoting peace and supporting the company’s operations.
“Electrochem Ghana has been a valuable partner in the progress of this community. We will do everything in our power to ensure incidents like this do not recur,” Nene Aguddey Obichere III added.
Representatives from Electrochem Ghana expressed gratitude for the Council’s visit and pledged to work closely with the community and security agencies to enhance safety measures.
The Ada Traditional Council also urged law enforcement agencies to expedite investigations and bring the perpetrators to justice.
“We trust the authorities will ensure those responsible face the full force of the law to serve as a deterrent,” Nene Obichere III emphasized.
The Council’s visit underscores the importance of collaboration between traditional authorities, local communities, and corporate entities to foster development and maintain peace in the Ada area.
By Osumanu Al-Hassan/thenewsbulletin24.com
