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Peace must be the hallmark of Homowo 2026 – DCOP Asiedu

The Tema Regional Police Commander, DCOP Eric Asamoah Asiedu, has called on residents of Teshie and Ghanaians across the country to embrace peace as the cornerstone of this year's Homowo Festival, stressing that sustainable development, security and prosperity can only flourish in a peaceful society.
He expressed gratitude to the Teshie Traditional Council for the invitation, describing it as a demonstration of the enduring partnership between the Ghana Police Service and traditional institutions in promoting peace and maintaining public order." The Regional Commander noted that the relationship between the Police Service and traditional leaders remains critical in preserving peace and fostering harmonious communities, particularly during major cultural celebrations that attract large gatherings.
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