The Upper West Region was filled with anticipation and excitement as the newly appointed Regional Minister, Hon. Lawyer Puozuing Charles Lwanga, arrived in Wa after his swearing-in ceremony in Accra. Welcomed by a crowd of supporters including the Chief Director of the Upper West Regional Coordinating Council, Madam Pognaa Fati Issaka Koray, the Regional Security Council’s (RESEC), and members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Hon. Lawyer Puozuing Charles Lwanga’s arrival was met with great enthusiasm.
Addressing the gathered crowd, the Regional Minister expressed his gratitude for the warm reception and emphasized the need for unity and collaboration to drive development in the region. He assured the public of his open-door policy, inviting input and contributions from all stakeholders to uplift the Upper West Region.
In a firm stand against rumors and gossip, Hon. Lawyer Puozuing Charles Lwanga urged the public to focus on constructive dialogue and meaningful engagement. Emphasizing the importance of development and growth, he outlined key areas such as healthcare, education, infrastructure, water systems, youth empowerment, and agriculture for concentrated efforts.
Acknowledging the crowd’s excitement, the Regional Minister reminded everyone to observe protocols and security measures, promising to interact informally once official duties were attended to. He conveyed his commitment to leaving a lasting legacy in the Upper West Region through dedication and hard work.
As he engaged with the media, Hon. Lawyer Puozuine Charles Lwanga highlighted his priorities including women’s empowerment, girl child education, and strategic development as his focus areas. With a focus on the 10-year development plan and potential funding opportunities, the Regional Minister expressed his commitment to driving progress in the Upper West Region.
The community’s support and prayers were sought as Hon. Lawyer Puozuing Charles Lwanga embarked on his journey as Regional Minister, with a promise to lead with integrity, diligence, and a vision for a brighter future for the region.
