The Sunyani Children’s Park came alive with laughter, joy, and vibrant color as the Sunyani Manhene, Odeefour Ogyeamansan Boahen Kokor II, led a spectacular celebration to mark the official reopening of the park after 25 years of closure.
Dubbed the “Ogyeamansan Party in the Park,” the event drew hundreds of excited children and families from all corners of the Sunyani.
The historic moment was nothing short of magical. After decades of inactivity, the park’s gates were flung open once again to welcome the community, especially its youngest members into a newly refurbished space filled with fun and cultural pride.
To mark the occasion, the Sunyani Manhene spared no effort in treating the children to a day they would never forget. The park buzzed with cheerful music, and the children were thrilled by energetic choreographed dance performances. Face painters added color to smiling faces, while giant bouncy castles kept little feet bouncing with joy.
“This park belongs to you, the future leaders of our land,” Odeefour Ogyeamansan Boahen Kokor II said as he addressed the crowd. “Today is not just a reopening; it’s a rebirth. May this space bring happiness, unity, and inspiration to generations to come.”
Parents and onlookers watched with joy as children played freely, many of them experiencing a real park atmosphere for the very first time. It was a blend of culture, fun, and community spirit; a true testament to what can be achieved when traditional leadership and civic development come together.
The Ogyeamansan Party in the Park marks a new chapter for the Sunyani Children’s Park, one filled with laughter, learning, and the lively spirit of youth.
As the sun set on this joyful day, one thing was certain: the heartbeat of Sunyani’s future had found a new place to thrive.
