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The President of the Bono Regional House of Chiefs, Osagyefo Oseadeayo Agyemang Badu II, has given assurance to support the documentation of the Bono Twi project, describing it as having great academic, cultural and economic benefit.
Former Member of Parliament for Dormaa East, Mr. Kwasi Sabi, has stated that Bono Twi is the mother dialect of the Akan Language, emphasizing the importance of documenting this significant linguistic heritage.
A ten-member Governing Advisory Board of the Bonoman Institute has been inaugurated in Sunyani, chaired by Prof. Richardson Addai-Mununkum.
Deputy AG Alfred Tuah-Yeboah calls for a collective approach towards holistic development of the Bono and Bono East Regions when Bonoman Institute executives paid a courtesy call.
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Bonoman Institute held consultative meetings with chiefs, technocrats and opinion leaders in Sunyani to formulate a five-year development plan for the Bono regions.
The Institute urged traditional leaders to lead development by liaising with politicians and prominent Bono business people to boost enterprise and economic growth.
Bishop Gyamfi commends the Bono Twi Project launch, describing the promotion of the Bono language as a critical step towards preserving the cultural identity of the Bono people.
The Bonoman Institute launched the 'Bono Twi Project' at Sunyani Technical University to facilitate official documentation, recognition and use of the Bono Twi language.
The Bono Twi Language Project was officially launched in Sunyani in a colourful ceremony attended by Catholic Bishops Conference President, traditional authorities and community members.