Jinapor Denies Meddling in Damongo Chieftaincy Issues

The Member of Parliament for the Damongo Constituency and Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Samuel Abu Jinapor has rubbished speculations that he is interfering in the chieftaincy issues relating to Damongo.

In a communique, he asserted that the statements are false and without basis.

“For the record, these allegations are totally false. As I have stated time and again, I do not have any interest in the Damongo chieftaincy affairs whatsoever.”

Despite being born as a royal of Gonja and holding a public office, he said, his object has been towards the development of Ghana and his constituency.

Additionally, he underscored his highest respect for the chieftaincy institution in his region.

“As a bona fide Gonja Prince, I continue to have high regard for the revered chieftaincy institution, the overlord of the Gonjaland, Yagbonwura Bi-kunuto Jewu Soale and all other chiefs for that matter.

“My role and overarching interest both as Member of Parliament and Minister of the Republic of Ghana is to contribute my modest quota to the development of Ghana and my beloved constituency of Damongo.”

He therefore urged the public to ignore the false statements.