The 2026 Kwahu Easter celebrations have been hailed as peaceful and well-organised, with authorities reporting a significant drop in crime and notable improvements in sanitation.
According to Eastern North Regional Police Commander, George Ankomah (DCOP), this year’s event recorded fewer crime incidents compared to previous editions.
He attributed the success to heightened police visibility, effective security planning, and strong cooperation from both residents and visitors. DCOP Ankomah commended the public for their orderly conduct throughout the festivities.
However, he urged continued vigilance, encouraging the public to support the police by reporting suspicious individuals and activities to help sustain security in Kwahu and surrounding communities.
Meanwhile, Municipal Environmental Officer Welbeck Kobina Dzidza also praised residents and visitors for maintaining a high level of cleanliness during the celebrations.
He noted that with support from the Kwahu South Municipal Assembly, effective waste management systems were implemented, resulting in a cleaner environment throughout the Easter period.
Mr Dzidza further encouraged the public to maintain proper sanitation practices beyond the festivities to preserve the gains achieved.