National Peace Ambassador advocates for unity and development at Dzita Easter festival

Clemence Gyato, the National Peace Ambassador, called for unity in Dzita. He emphasized that peace and solidarity are vital for sustainable development.

Gyato spoke at the 2025 Dzita Easter Homecoming Festival. He urged residents to embrace collective action for meaningful change.

“Only through unity can Dzita develop,” he said. “No one can bring change to a divided people. Let’s bury our differences and build the Dzita we dream of.”

He addressed a large audience, including youth groups and dignitaries. He encouraged young people to lead community development initiatives. He highlighted local solutions for issues like coastal erosion and youth unemployment.

The Dzita Easter Homecoming Festival is now a vibrant cultural celebration. It serves as a platform for community engagement and development dialogue. The 2025 edition attracted many indigenes from Ghana and abroad.

Mr. Alex Segbefia represented the President at the event. He reassured residents of the government's commitment to fulfilling development promises in Dzita.

“The government has not forgotten you,” he said. “We know your needs—roads, schools, healthcare, and coastal protection.” His words drew applause from attendees.

Segbefia urged the community to maintain their culture of peace and cooperation. He stressed that development is a shared responsibility between government and citizens.

The festival featured colorful performances, traditional music, and fundraising efforts. Community members generously contributed to support education and sanitation projects.

Traditional leaders presented their concerns to government officials during the festival. They expressed hope that their voices would lead to practical policy actions.

The Dzita Easter Homecoming Festival plays a crucial role in preserving Ewe culture. It strengthens community bonds and mobilizes grassroots development efforts. With renewed calls for unity, this year's festival rekindled hope among the people of Dzita.