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10/06/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE

*Prampram Council Destools “Numo Lomotey Otsote” — Installation Declared Null Over Breach of Customary Law*

The Prampram Traditional Council, under the leadership of Nene Tetteh Wakah III, has declared the purported installation of “Numo Lomotey Otsote” as Stool Father of the Lomotey Wem and the Lakple Division null, void, and contrary to established customary procedures.

According to the Traditional Council, the installation did not follow the customs, traditions, and protocols governing traditional leadership appointments in Prampram. Consequently, Lomotey Otsote has been destooled and directed not to present, describe, or hold himself out as the Stool Father of the Lomotey Family or the Lakple Division.

The Council further ruled that the Lomotey Family does not possess the customary authority or right to install a Stool Father, stating that the recognized stool authority remains under Kle Obonu Wem. As such, any claim by Lomotey Otsote to the position of Stool Father is not recognized by the Traditional Council.

Additionally, the Traditional Council ordered the immediate removal of all traditional regalia and symbols purportedly used during the unlawful installation ceremony.

As part of the sanctions imposed, the Lomotey Family has been fined one goat, four bottles of Castle Bridge, and GH¢1,000 for their involvement in the unauthorized installation.

The Prampram Traditional Council has also advised all clans and families within the traditional area to strictly adhere to established customs, traditions, and customary procedures regarding traditional offices, appointments, and installations. The Council emphasized that respecting these processes is essential for maintaining peace, unity, order, and the integrity of traditional authority in Prampram.

06/06/2026

*Road Blockade Traps Women, Children in ‘Zimbabwe’ Village, Côte d’Ivoire*

A few days ago, we reported on the ongoing demolition exercise carried out on the homes of Ghanaians living in Zimbabwe, one of the coastal villages in Côte d’Ivoire. It has reached us that road and transportation services have been blocked by the authorities, which has stranded almost the entire Ghanaian community, especially women and children who couldn't board fishing boats to Ghana. They're appealing to the Government of Ghana and the ambassador to come to their aid so they can return to Ghana. Gadangmes and Fantes make up the majority of those living in Zimbabwe.

04/06/2026

*Thousands of Ghanaians Stranded After Forced Demolition of “Zimbabwe” Fishing Village in Côte d’Ivoire*
Community says land was gifted over 50 years ago; residents now sleeping on beach after overnight eviction_

Ningo TV contacted the chief of Zimbabwe, a Ghanaian fishing community in Côte d’Ivoire, about the ongoing demolition exercise that has displaced residents from their homes and left them stranded at the beach.

In the recording he made, the chief said Zimbabwe was given to Ghanaian fishermen over 52 years ago by the late former president of Côte d’Ivoire, Félix Houphouët-Boigny, who led his people to independence. In 2016, the current president approached them about relocation. Residents made it clear to the government that being close to the sea is essential to their work, and moving them away from the water would be a hindrance.

Two years ago, officials returned and wrote down the names of everyone living in Zimbabwe village for the relocation. Yesterday, in the early hours of the morning, soldiers and police forcibly evacuated everyone from their homes and began demolishing every structure, from wooden shacks to block houses.

He said there is no place for them to go, so they had to cross the river to the safe side with whatever belongings they could salvage from the demolition. They slept on the beach overnight with their belongings.

They are pleading with the Ghanaian government to come to their aid. They have already contacted the Ghanaian Ambassador, but he has not yet responded. The chief also said the fishermen can return to Ghana in their canoes, but the women and children will need government intervention to get home.

Zimbabwe village houses about 40,000 people. Over 7,000 are Ghanaians from the Ga-Dangme and Fante communities. They are asking the government to help them return to their home towns.

03/06/2026

*"Stranded on the Beach": Chief Fisherman Begs Ghana Ambassador (RTD) Abu for Shelter as Ivorian Demolitions Leave Ningo-Prampram Families Homeless*

The Chief Fisherman representing the fishing community in 'Zimbabwé', Côte d’Ivoire, is calling on Ghana’s Ambassador to Côte d’Ivoire, H.E. Brigadier General Alhassan Abu (Rtd), to come to their aid and secure shelter for them and their children, after their homes were demolished and they were left stranded on the beach with their belongings outside.

03/06/2026

*"Bring Us Home": Stranded Ningo-Prampram Natives in Cote d'Ivoire Cry to Mahama, Sam George After Demolitions*

Great Ningotv has contacted some stranded Ghanaians in 'Zimbabwé', a coastal community in Cote d'Ivoire near the fish harbor. They are appealing to the President of Ghana, H.E. John Dramani Mahama, and the MP for Ningo-Prampram, Hon. Samuel Nartey George, to assist with transportation back to Ghana, as most of them are from his constituency. This follows a demolition exercise by the Ivorian government that left them homeless.

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24/05/2026

For all your fresh smoked fish and Amaani, contact Great Ningoty.

19/05/2026

*Great Ningo Chief Offers Free & Subsidized Tractor Services to Support Local Farmers*

Great Ningotv met with Mr. Daniel Osroagbo, spokesperson and member of the royal Adainya family in Old Ningo.

In his speech, he said that the Paramount Chief of Great Ningo, HRM Nene Osroagbo Djangmah XII, has taken notice of the challenges faced by both farmers and fishermen in Ningo. Farming and fishing have always been the major trades for his people.

For farmers struggling to hire tractor machines to w**d their land before or during the farming season, the Chief is stepping in to help:
- 1 acre and below: Free of charge
- 2 acres and above: 50% of the cost

His vision is to help raise farming across all Great Ningo communities.

Anyone interested in farming should contact their Asafoatse Mei and other stakeholders. Land is available in communities like Ahwiam, Wekumagba, Dawa, and others.

If you need a tractor or want to farm:
Go to Old Ningo CAC Church, close to the new MTN shop, or contact Great Ningotv for directions and write your name.

18/05/2026

The Office of the Ningo-Prampram Member of Parliament informs all residents;

Mercy Ships in partnership with the Ministry of Health, will be registering patients for surgery.

Surgical Programmes offered are completely FREE.

The following surgical programmes will be available to qualifying patients:

• Maxillofacial, Head and Neck Surgery
• General Surgery
• Paediatric General Surgery
• Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgery
• Reconstructive Plastic Surgery
• Ophthalmic Surgery
• Women's Health Surgery

All residents should kindly note the registration locations and dates on the flyer.

To facilitate the registration process, details of all residents in Ningo-Prampram who are interested should be sent to 020 053 2788 via call, or WhatsApp.

16/05/2026

During the in Prampram, after every house has fed and offered sacrifices to the gods and their ancestors, the tradition of KLAMA is performed. It takes place on the last Tuesday before the rite that ends the .
This particular traditional dance, performed by the young priestesses, was held at Kley Tsokunya.

12/05/2026