New Boso Abontendom Hemaa to focus on education, healthcare and unity

Her installation marks a new chapter in her longstanding involvement in healthcare, education and community development, with her new traditional role expected to provide an additional platform for her to support the development of Boso.

Nana Ama Oye I, who has a strong background in healthcare and community service, said she would use her new position to support the Kyidomhene's development agenda, particularly in education and healthcare.

Miriam Coffie is known by her stool name Nana Ama Oye I Miriam Coffie, a senior midwifery professional and community development advocate, has been installed as the Abontendom Hemaa of the Kyidom Division of the Boso-Gua Traditional Area in the Eastern Region.