Akrofuom DCE honoured by US-based International Ministerial Fellowship

The Chief Executive of the Akrofuom District Assembly, Dr Maurice Jonas Wolfe, is a proud recipient of the coveted impact icons award by US-based International Ministerial Fellowship.

The award was given to him by virtue of his contributions, both home and abroad, in respect to peace building and advocacy, philanthropic activities and services to mankind.

In a heartfelt ceremony held in Kumasi on Saturday, August 24, Bishop Harrison Arko-Amoateng, Founder and CEO of Crio Bible College, presented the DCE with a citation during their 17th year of ordination and orientation.

This honour acknowledges Dr. Woode’s tireless efforts as a peace builder, hard worker, and philanthropist.

Dr. Woode expressed his gratitude, stating, “I am humbled to receive this recognition, which is not my first for peacebuilding endeavours. Four years ago, the Nananom of Akrofruom Hene conferred upon me the title of Akrofruom Hene Peace Builder.”

Dr. Woode emphasized the importance of peace in Ghana’s progress, saying, “Without peace, we cannot move forward as a nation.”

He urged all individuals, including politicians, traditional leaders, and citizens, to prioritize peace during and after the upcoming election on December 7.

He also advised the youth to put Ghana’s interests first, reminding them that their actions have a profound impact on the country’s future.

Dr. Woode’s commitment to peacebuilding and community development has made a lasting impact and this recognition serves as a testament to his dedication.