Kome Shime Traditional Council inducts six new chiefs and queen mothers in Whuti
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The Kome Shime Traditional Council inducted six new members on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. The swearing-in ceremony took place at Whuti in the Volta Region. Officials stated that this move aims to strengthen representation and support traditional governance in the Anlo State and Kome Shime Traditional Area. New inductees include Togbi Agbelom Agbotokor Dzreke II and Togbi Tsikata Agbodzie II. Mama Amedzor II was inducted as a Divisional Queenmother. Togbi Lagah Doe Dzata V also joined as a Sub-Divisional Chief.
The Kome Shime Traditional Council has inducted six new members following a swearing-in ceremony held at Whuti in the Volta Region on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. The ceremony formally welcomed the traditional leaders into the Council, with officials saying the move would strengthen its representation and support traditional governance within the Kome Shime Traditional Area and Anlo State. The newly inducted members are Togbi Agbelom Agbotokor Dzreke II, Divisional Chief of Salo-Sokutsime; Togbi Tsikata Agbodzie II, Divisional Chief of Srogboe; and Mama Amedzor II, Divisional Queenmother of Salo-Sokutsime. The others are Togbi Lagah Doe Dzata V, Sub-Divisional Chief of Whuti; Mama Agume Dzonu II, Sub-Divisional Queenmother of Whuti; and Mama Kordeku II, Sub-Divisional Queenmother of Srogboe.
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