Governance – ADENTAN MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY

ADENTAN MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY MARKS THE 67TH INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION

MIS UNIT — Thu, 07 Mar 2024 13:41:56 +0000

Adentan municipal assembly came together to mark the 67th Independence Day celebration at the Adentan Community Basic School Park in the Gbentanaa Electoral Area on March 6, 2024. This year’s theme, “Our Democracy, Our Pride”, was highlighted throughout the festivities reminding the citizenry of the importance of democracy and unity in the nation.

Ghana’s Independence Day is celebrated annually on 6th March to honour the country’s heroes who led it to freedom from British colonial rule in 1957. Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, the first Prime Minister, declared Ghana’s independence on this day, making it the first sub-Saharan African country to achieve freedom from European colonialism. It is a national holiday for all Ghanaians, both at home and in the diaspora.

The event included various activities such as a match parade, students showcasing their marching skills, speeches, and the presentation of awards to deserving learners and schools.

The gathering was graced by notable figures including Hon. Ebenezer Doku, the Municipal Chief Executive, Madam Rachael Fosua Sarpong, the Municipal Coordinating Director, and Madam Gifty Mussey, the Municipal Education Director. Chief Superintendent Lawyer Richard Agyepong Boateng, the Divisional Police Commander, and Hon. Mahamud Ya-Adzagey, Assembly member for the Otano Electoral Area and Presiding Member for the Adentan Municipal Assembly were also in attendance in addition to other assembly members and traditional rulers.

In his address, Mr. Ebenezer Doku, the Municipal Chief Executive emphasized the importance of upholding democracy and peaceful conduct as Ghana prepared for the upcoming general elections in December. He reminded the public that democracy should always be accompanied by peace and unity for the country to progress.

Several Schools participated in this year’s parade, including Fafraha Community Senior High School (FACOSH), Delcam Senior High School, Mercy Islamic Senior High School, and others. Unfortunately, due to the hot weather, 61 students including 26 males and 35 females collapsed during the parade. However, they were quickly attended to by the medical team on site, with one student referred to Fafraha Community Clinic for further medical attention.

The awards ceremony recognized outstanding performances in various categories such as best performance in the 2023 BECE, best schools in the 2023 BECE, and best sanitation practices. Both public and private school learners were acknowledged for their excellence in the 2023 WAEC examinations.

All participating schools in the parade were also awarded but based on their performances with Fafraha Community SHS being adjudged the overall best performing school of the day.

SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN

ADENTAN MCE CALLS FOR MORE RESPONSIBLE, TRANSPARENT AND INCLUSIVE GOVERNANCE

MIS UNIT — Thu, 07 Mar 2024 11:33:13 +0000

The Adentan Municipal Chief Executive, Hon Ebenezer Doku has urged Ghanaians to persist in their efforts towards more responsible, transparent, and inclusive governance, emphasizing the crucial role of civic engagement in shaping the nation’s democratic landscape.

Hon. Ebenezer Doku, made this clarion call when delivering an address during the 67^th Independence Day celebration held at Adentan Community Basic School Park in the Gbentaana Electoral Area of the municipality. This year’s theme, “Our Democracy, Our Pride”, was highlighted throughout the festivities reminding the citizenry of the importance of democracy and unity in the nation.

Ghana’s Independence Day is celebrated annually on 6^th March to honor the country’s heroes who led it to freedom from British colonial rule in 1957. Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, the first Prime Minister, declared Ghana’s independence on this day, making it the first sub-Saharan African country to achieve freedom from European colonialism. It is a national holiday for all Ghanaians, both at home and in the diaspora.

In his address, Mr. Ebenezer Doku acknowledged the democratic accomplishments of the country, emphasizing the need to recognize the ongoing collective work towards a better future. He called on citizens to actively fight for the democratic principles that define their identity, promoting responsible governance.

Highlighting the continuous journey towards a more perfect union, he stressed the importance of sustained efforts in achieving responsible, transparent, and inclusive governance.

“In the spirit of this 67^th Independence Day, let us also recognize the importance of civic engagement. As a country, we have been allowed to voice our dreams and goals, file complaints, criticize government, exercise franchise and take part in course of determining our country. Thanks to Democratic institutions. In recognition of our democratic accomplishments, let us acknowledge that we are still working to create a better union.

We have to keep on fighting for the democratic principles that made us who we are. We have to keep working towards more responsible, transparent and inclusive governance,” stated Hon. Ebenezer Doku.

The Municipal Chief Executive further encouraged Ghanaians to reaffirm their commitment to democratic principles, fostering a pursuit of a more equitable and prosperous society for all and future generations.

“Ladies and gentlemen, our democracy is our pride but it is also our responsibility. It is a responsibility that demands active engagement, thoughtful participation and a commitment towards a greater goal. Let us reaffirm our decisions to the democratic principles that guide us and let us recommit ourselves to the pursuit of a more just equitable and prosperous society for all and future generations.” Added Hon. Ebenezer Doku.

As an election year, Mr. Ebenezer Doku also used the platform and emphasized the importance of upholding democracy and peaceful conduct as Ghana prepared for the upcoming general elections in December. He reminded the public that democracy should always be accompanied by peace and unity for the country to progress.

The Adentan Municipal Chief Executive’s impassioned call resonated with the crowd, inspiring a renewed sense of civic duty among the attendees on this significant day of celebration and reflection.

SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN

ADENTAN MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY ELECTS PRESIDING MEMBER AFTER THREE UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS

MIS UNIT — Tue, 20 Feb 2024 17:27:25 +0000

After three unsuccessful attempts, the Adentan Municipal Assembly has finally elected a presiding member for the 5th assembly. The election took place on Tuesday, February 20, 2024, at the Victory Presbyterian Church in Adentan Fafraha during assembly meeting which was called purposely to elect the presiding member and confirm the president’s nominee for the Municipal Chief Executive position.

Hon. Mahamud Ya-Adzagey, the assembly member for Otano Electoral Area, received an overwhelming support from his fellow assembly members, securing 18 votes out of 20 total number of assembly members, representing 90%.

Ms. Rachel Fosua Sarpong, the Municipal Coordinating Director, presided over the meeting and handed over the election process to the Electoral Commission headed by the Municipal Electoral officer, Mr. Gerald Roberts. After nominations were opened for 10 minutes, only Hon. Mahamud Ya-Adzagey filed for the presiding member position.

The election was conducted on a YES or NO basis since it was only one candidate, with Hon. Mahamud Ya-Adzagey receiving all 18 YES votes and no one voted NO to disapprove the candidate.

If we recalled, during the inaugural meeting of the Adentan Municipal Assembly held on Monday, February 12, 2024, at the Resurrection Methodist Church Adentan in the New Legon Electoral Area of the Adentan Municipal Assembly, the newly elected assembly members were unable to elect a presiding member.

The procedures for the election were clearly explained to the newly appointed members, and nominations were opened for a period of 15 minutes. Two candidates were nominated: Hon. Blair Eric Tony, Assembly Member for New Legon Electoral Area, and Hon. Emmanuel Yedu Sackey, Assembly Member for ManMomo Electoral Area.

The election took place, and Hon. Blair Eric Tony obtained 8 votes, representing 40% of the total members, while Hon. Emmanuel Sackey obtained 10 votes, representing 50% of the total members. Neither candidate obtained the required two-thirds majority of the assembly.

According to the electoral guidelines, if no candidate receives the necessary majority, a runoff election should be held between the top two candidates on the same day. If this second round does not produce a winner with the required two-third majority, a final election should be held within 10 days, still involving the same candidates. However, if none of the candidates achieves the two-thirds majority in this third round, nominations will be reopened for different candidates.

Another election was held between the two initial candidates on same day the standing orders prescribed, but the results remained same, with Hon. Tony Blair obtaining 8 votes and Hon. Emmanuel Sackey also obtaining 10 votes. As a result, another election, which was the third one was held on Friday, 15^th February, 2024 at the Assembly Hall but results remained unchanged, hence, the need for fresh nomination to allow for new candidates aside those who previously contested.

This is what led to yesterday’s election that saw Mahamud Ya’Adzagey picking new nomination form and subsequently winning the Presiding members positions. The oath of office and secrecy was administered by her ladyship, Nancy Adade, representing the chief justice.

In his remarks, Hon. Mahamud Ya-Adzagey, who was first elected into the assembly in 2019, expressed gratitude for the opportunity and called for unity among assembly members to work together towards common goals.

EDUCATION BACKGROUND

Hon. Mahamud Ya-Adzagey is a graduate of the University of Ghana Business School where he studied Business Administration and is currently pursuing undergraduate law and a master’s in Public Sector Management at the University of Professional Studies, Accra.

Dignitaries in attendance at the election included the Greater Accra Regional Coordinating Director, the Municipal Coordinating Director, the Greater Accra Regional Electoral Officer, Her ladyship Nancy Adade of Adentan, the MCE nominee Mr. Ebenezer Doku, political party executives, heads of departments and staff of Adentan Municipal Assembly, and members of the general public.

SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN

ADENTA MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY FAILS TO ELECT PRESIDING MEMBER AT INAUGURAL MEETING

MIS UNIT — Mon, 12 Feb 2024 16:47:50 +0000

During the inaugural meeting of the Adentan Municipal Assembly, the newly appointed members were unable to elect a presiding member. The purpose of the meeting, which was chaired by Municipal Coordinating Director Madam Rachel Fosua Sarpong, was to elect a presiding member in order to establish the full composition of the assembly.

Shortly after the meeting began, the official languages for conducting business during meetings were proposed and adopted by the house. These are English, Ewe, Ga, Akan, and Hausa. Following this, the presiding, Madam Rachel Fosua Sarpong, introduced the next item on the agenda, which was to elect the presiding member and oversee the voting process with the Electoral Commission.

The procedures for the election were clearly explained to the newly appointed members, and nominations were opened for a period of 15 minutes. Two candidates were nominated: Hon. Tony Blair, Assembly Member for New Legon Electoral Area, and Hon. Emmanuel Sackey, Assembly Member for ManMomo Electoral Area.

The election took place, and Hon. Tony Blair obtained 8 votes, representing 40% of the total members, while Hon. Emmanuel Sackey obtained 10 votes, representing 50% of the total members. Neither candidate obtained the required two-thirds majority of the assembly.

The Adentan Municipal Assembly consists of 20 members, including the Member of Parliament, the Municipal Chief Executive, 12 elected assembly members, and six government appointees. However, the Member of Parliament does not have voting rights per the standing orders.

Another election was held between the two initial candidates, but the results remained the same, with Hon. Tony Blair obtaining 8 votes and Hon. Emmanuel Sackey also obtaining 10 votes. As a result, a future meeting will be scheduled within 10 days to vote again for these candidates and select a presiding member.

If the results remain unchanged during this subsequent meeting, different assembly members will be nominated to allow for new candidates aside from those who previously contested.

The inaugural meeting was attended by respected traditional leaders in the Municipality, the Member of Parliament for Adentan, Hon. Mohammed Adamu Ramadan, members of the clergy, political parties’ executives and members, heads of departments and staff of the Municipal Assembly, as well as heads of security services and members from the general public.

SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN

NEWLY ELECTED ASSEMBLY MEMBERS SWORN INTO OFFICE BY ADENTAN MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY

MIS UNIT — Mon, 12 Feb 2024 16:40:15 +0000

The 5th Assembly of the Adentan Municipal Assembly has officially commenced with the inauguration of the newly elected assembly members. The inaugural ceremony took place on Monday, February 12, 2024, at the Resurrection Methodist Church Adentan in the New Legon Electoral Area of the Adentan Municipal Assembly.

A total of 18 assembly members, consisting of 12 elected and six appointed members, were sworn in during the ceremony. The oath of office and secrecy was administered by her ladyship, Nancy Adade, representing the chief justice.

In her welcome address, the Municipal Coordinating Director, Madam Rachel Fosua Sarpong, expressed gratitude to the outgoing assembly members of the 4th Assembly for their dedication and commitment in fulfilling their duties. She also congratulated the newly elected assembly members on their successful election to represent their respective communities. Madam Rachel Fosua Sarpong urged them to build upon the foundation laid by their predecessors and fulfill their mandates with dedication and commitment.

During the programme, a speech by the President of the Republic, H.E. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, was read his behalf by Hon. Joseph Cudjoe, the Minister for Public Enterprises and MP for Effia Constituency. In the speech, the President reminded the newly inaugurated assembly members of their responsibilities and urged them to work hard to support the assembly in fulfilling its mandates and improving their communities.

BACKGROUND TO THE ELECTION

It will be recalled that the highly anticipated District assembly election in Adentan Municipal Assembly took place on Tuesday, 19 December 2023 resulting in a successful and peaceful voting process. The Adentan District comprises 12 Electoral Areas, encompassing a total of 304 polling centers with 157,420 registered voters. The voter turnout was 21,845, representing approximately 13.88 percent of the registered voters. Out of the total votes cast, which amounted to 21,845, the valid votes cast was 21,525 with 310 rejected ballots across the district.

During the election, a total of 29 candidates vied for the position of assembly members, with 4 females and 25 males. However, no person living with disability contested. Among the female candidates, two (2) were successfully elected, accounting for 50 percent of the total female contestants, while 10 males were elected, making up 40 percent of the total male contestants.

Furthermore, 146 candidates contested in the Unit committee elections in the Adentan District, with 43 females and 103 males. None of the candidates with a disability ran for this position either. Of the 43 female candidates, 18 were elected, constituting 41.86 percent of the total female contestants, while 42 out of the 103 male candidates were elected, representing 40.78 percent of the total number of males who contested.

The main objectives of District Assemblies are to develop and implement plans, programs, and strategies that would effectively mobilize the necessary resources for the overall development of the district. The district assemblies also encourage and support productive activities and social development in the district, while removing any barriers to growth and progress, the assembly members as representatives of the people are to lend their support and participate in these functions.

The inaugural ceremony was graced by esteemed individuals, including government representative Hon. Joseph Cudjoe, the Minister for Public Enterprises and MP for Effia Constituency. Also in attendance were her ladyship, Nancy Adade, MP for Adentan Hon. Mohammed Adamu Ramadan, the Municipal Coordinating Director, Madam Rachel Fosua Sarpong, revered traditional rulers and clergymen, leaders and members of political parties, heads of departments and staff of Adentan Municipal Assembly, heads of security services, as well as the families and loved ones of the new assembly members and members of the general public.

SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN

ADENTAN HELD INUAGURAL MEETING FOR ITS FIFTH ASSEMBLY.

MIS UNIT — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 16:32:37 +0000

The inauguration ceremony of the 5th Assembly of the Adentan Municipal Assembly took place with great enthusiasm and participation on the Monday,12th of February,2024. The event marked the official start of the assembly’s term, and it was attended by various dignitaries and government representatives.

The ceremony began with the swearing-in of the assembly members. A total of 18 members took the oath of office, consisting of 12 elected assembly members and six government appointees. The members were sworn into office by the respected figure, Her Worship Nancy Adade, Circuit Court Judge at Adentan, who presided over the ceremony.

The presence of government representatives added significance to the occasion. Notable attendees included the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kweku Apram-Tum Sarpong, and the Minister of Public Enterprise, Honorable Joseph Cudjoe. Their attendance highlighted the government’s commitment to the Adentan Municipal Assembly and their support for its endeavors.

Following the swearing-in ceremony, the second session of the meeting commenced with the Electoral Commission overseeing the election of the Presiding Member. The Presiding Member plays a crucial role in the assembly, providing leadership and facilitating the smooth conduct of meetings. The election for the position of Presiding Member included two candidates: Honorable Samuel Yedu Sackey and Honorable Eric Tony Blair. Both candidates presented their visions and plans for the assembly, showcasing their capabilities and dedication to serving the Adentan community.

As the Electoral Commission supervised the election process, the assembly members were given the opportunity to cast their votes in a fair and transparent manner. The election was held twice but none of the candidates met the two-thirds votes of Assembly members as enshrine in the standing model orders of the Local Government Act.

Overall, the inauguration of the 5th Assembly of the Adentan Municipal Assembly was a momentous occasion, bringing together the elected assembly members, government representatives, Traditional Authorities and the community. With a fresh mandate and strong leadership, the assembly is poised to address the needs and aspirations of the people it serves.

SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN

DAAD Alumni Gain Insights on Conflict Resolution at Adentan Municipal Assembly

EdBondzie — Thu, 27 Jul 2023 13:09:10 +0000

In a momentous gathering at the Assembly’s Conference room, esteemed alumni of the German Secretariat, DAAD convened with a singular purpose – to glean knowledge on the art of resolving conflicts and fostering a harmonious work environment. Hailing from diverse universities in Ghana, the students joined in as eager researchers, making this event an intellectual fusion of minds.

The session commenced with a solemn prayer, invoking a spirit of understanding and tranquility that perfectly set the tone for the discussions ahead. The delegates were keen to uncover the secrets behind the Assembly’s success in conflict resolution and peacekeeping at the workplace.

Honorable Daniel Alexander Adumuah, the MCE (Municipal Chief Executive), took the floor to share invaluable insights on conflict prevention. He emphasized the importance of three pillars – laws, procedures, and common sense – in thwarting conflicts and nurturing an atmosphere of peace and collaboration. The assembly, he revealed, boasts a dedicated committee known as the Public Relations and Complaints Committee (PRCC), which efficiently addresses staff grievances, should they arise.

But the Assembly’s commitment to conflict resolution extends beyond its internal affairs. Residents who find themselves entangled in disputes with staff members can also turn to the PRCC for resolution. This thoughtful approach reflects the Assembly’s pledge to uphold justice and impartiality in all aspects of its functioning.

However, when confronting more severe external issues, the Assembly doesn’t shy away from involving the police to restore order and assess the core issues underlying the conflict. This judicious approach ensures a comprehensive understanding of the situation, enabling the Assembly to effectively address the root causes and pave the way for lasting solutions.

During the interactive forum, participants enthusiastically posed a myriad of questions, one of which revolved around noise pollution emanating from churches. The MCE aptly responded, highlighting the importance of gathering evidence, particularly noise level recordings, that can be presented in a court of law. The Assembly’s Environmental Health unit, equipped to handle such matters, adheres to well-defined bye-laws that establish noise level limits for both daytime and nighttime activities. This ensures that the sanctity of peaceful coexistence is maintained for all residents.

The leader who spearheaded this dynamic team expressed profound gratitude to the MCE and his team, acknowledging the plethora of leadership qualities demonstrated during their short yet enlightening stay. Such appreciation reaffirms the Assembly’s commitment to fostering a nurturing environment that cultivates exceptional leadership and teamwork.

As the gathering drew to a close, the attendees departed with enriched minds, brimming with newfound knowledge on conflict resolution and inspired by the Assembly’s dedication to peace. This transformative experience will undoubtedly leave an indelible mark on their academic

pursuits and future endeavors, fortifying their resolve to contribute positively to society and drive positive change.

SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN

HUMAN RESOURCE DEPARTMENT SCHOOLED STAFF ON BY-LAWS DURING STAFF DURBAR

EdBondzie — Thu, 10 Nov 2022 13:01:42 +0000

The Adentan Municipal Assembly organized a staff Durbar on the Wednesday 9^th November 2022, being the second staff durbar for 2022.Staff Durbar is to be held at least twice in the year for management to interact and address work place issues and staff issues.

The staff durbar sensitized the staffs of the Assembly on Health and Safety in the work place, by- Laws of the Assembly and Health Talk on Breast Cancer.

The Municipal Chief Executive of the Adentan Municipal Assembly. Hon.Daniel Alexander Nii-Noi Adumuah, said the Assembly cares for its staff,’’ so everyone needs to relax, breast Cancer awareness is for you, good Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social state’’ he said.

The need for Occupational Health Safety is to enable staff achieve more with reduce risk and accidents at the work place. At the Global Level, International Labour Organization, ILO estimated 340 million occupational accidents and must be taken seriously.

The representatives from the Ghana Health Service advice women on the need to regularly check their breast and report any unusual changes to the breast. She added that, early detection save lives and there is hope after breast cancer if reported early, and how to help people when you suspect choking- a sign of breast.

Staffs were taking through how to physically examine the breast and care for them, how to perform Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation, how to prevent and treat minor accidents at the work place.

The Municipal Environmental Health Officer, Mr. Andrew Nii-Apai Aborhey took staffs through the by-laws of the Assembly “We must propagate our own by-laws from the unit Committee levels and the purpose is to ensure sanity also to guide us as an Assembly and to work better.’’ he said.

He added that, ’because we are backed by law, we must not abuse it as staffs, and warned that, there are punitive measures to reprimand us when abused the laws’’.

Finally, he advised all Departments to collaborate with other Departments to reduce duplication of work, which brings productive results for the Municipality.

The Municipal Coordinating Director advised Heads of Departments to be punctual to work and check their subordinates, he lamented on the low turnout of heads of Department being absent from the durbar.

SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN.

AdMA UPHOLDS GREEN GHANA

EdBondzie — Mon, 13 Jun 2022 11:16:48 +0000

The Adentan Municipal Assembly in the quest to grow 1000 trees, organized a tree planting exercise withing the Municipality on the 10^th of June 2022 in relation to the national Green Ghana initiative.

The activity was carried out by Traditional Leaders, Assembly Members, Unit Committee Members, Landlords/ladies and Residents’ Association, Educational and Religious institutions, private job owners, staff and working force of AdMA and individuals

Groups were created among AdMA staff lead by heads of departments to assist other stakeholders to carry out tree planting exercise in the four Zonal areas.

Prior to the day for the tree planting exercise, both avenue plants and fruit seedlings were made available to all stakeholders involved.

The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) Hon. Daniel Alexander Nii-Noi Adumuah together with the Municipal Coordinating Director (MCD) Mrs. Jemima Tsina Apedo led a team who started planting at the Adentan post office.

Residents, business owners, educational and religious institutions were advised to take good care of trees and seedlings planted within their vicinity.

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Source; ISD Adentan

AdMA HOLDS ITS FIRST ORDINARY MEETING\

EdBondzie — Fri, 29 Apr 2022 10:48:55 +0000

The Adentan Municipal Assembly (AdMA) held a 2-day General Assembly Meeting which took effect from the 26^th to 27^th of April 2022 at the forecourt of the Municipal Assembly.

Issues that were discussed by the house include usage of water and its associated bills from the Ghana Water company (GWC), and some deteriorated GETfund school buildings which are yet to be attended to.

The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Hon. Daniel Alexander Nii-Noi Adumuah in response to the deteriorated school buildings made it clear to the house that, the GETfund projects were not carried out by the Assembly and as such, the Assembly has no authority to demolish them though they are in a poor state and hazardous to school children. He added that, complaints should be forwarded to GETFund for immediate attention.

In his address on the state of Adentan Municipality he stated that, the Assembly is working hard with other stakeholders to meet the needs of proper and adequate classroom blocks in some selected schools within the municipality. He added that, measures are put in place for a six-unit classroom block at Adjiringanor, fourteen-unit classroom block and ancillary facilities for the Adentan Community School, and a six-unit single story classroom block from GETfund, is awarded to the Adentan Community School, but hopes that it will be relocated to Amrahia.

The MCE established the fact that, there has been a lot of improvement in all aspect. In the health sector, he mentioned that the health directorate has been able to manage the spread of Covid-19 pandemic municipal wide and a 0% maternal mortality recorded in 2021.

The MCE revealed that, the Adentan Waste to Wages (ADWAWA) project which is targeted at reducing plastic wastes in the municipality has been beneficial likewise maintaining the “Operation Clean Your Frontage” initiative by enforcing it in the Zonal Councils and sustain it by a team of Environmental Health Officers. Other areas of development include the agriculture sector, roads, and implementation of policies among others.

The population of Adentan which stood at seventy-eight thousand, two hundred and fifteen (78,215) per the 2010 census, has increased to two hundred and thirty-seven thousand, five hundred and Forty-Six (237,546) comprising of one hundred and nineteen thousand, seven hundred and five (119,705) females and one hundred and seventeen thousand, eight hundred and forty-one (117,841) males, according to figures from the 2021 census hence causing an increase in buildings and infrastructure.

The Presiding Member (PM), Hon. Joseph Odai Boye acknowledge the Zonal Council Directors, Unit Committee Members and Hon. Assembly Members of various electoral areas for their efforts towards increasing their revenue stream.

Source: ISD ADENTAN