Dr Osman Nuhu Sharubutu Anskins  Adamu Hamid Ouedraogo As Chief For Moshie Yade Community

The National Chief Imam, Dr Osman Nuhu Sharubutu, over the weekend enskinned  Adamu Hamid Ouedraogo as a chief of  Moshie Yade Community of Ghana in the Ga West Municipality in the Greater Accra Region.

He is to work in conjunction with other leaders of the community to steer it affairs.

The enskinment became necessary following the demise of his grand father, Alhaji Naaba Killba of Yatenga  Burkina Faso, who was then the Chief.

The colourful solemn ceremony which  took place at Maamobi in the Greater Accra region brought together traditional rulers from different parts of the regions, Zongo chiefs, the Muslim community, government officials and police personnel across the country.

It coincided with the  40 days celebration of the  demise of the late grand father.

Speaking at the occasion  Dr  Sharubutu entreated the new  Chief to be  firm and ensure orderliness and peace in the Muslim community across the region.

For him, the chief would have to work hard to tackle challenges  facing the community and find solutions to address it.

He, however, advised all the Muslim communities in the country to support the newly installed Chief to change the face  of the Moslem  community.

Chief Adamu Hamid Ouedraogo on his part  assured the Muslim community of his u flinching support through out his reign that he will use his office to project and promote development.

Touching on the  development in the  Municipality he stated that unemployment situation has been a major wrecking challenge facing his communicants  and that he would work in tandem with stakeholders  to resolve it.

"I will work in collaboration with the leaders of the country to promote the development of the Moshie Yade Community of Sapeiman , to make Sapeiman the model of political and traditional cooperation in the country" he stated 

He appealed to all to support him throughout his reign as the leader of the community.

 He urged the youth in the country to channel their resources into the agriculture sector in order to have economical independent.