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seventeen (17) member government appointees of the Tano South District Assembly
have been sworn into office to replace the same number of Assembly members
appointed by the previous government.
Addressing
the assembly meeting, the Tano South District Coordinator, Mrs. Agartha Ahia
thanked the assembly members and heads of departments for honouring the
invitation at a short notice. She said there was the need for the District to
present two candidates to form part of the regional electoral college to vote
and choose the regions member to the council of state and since the assembly
could not form a quorum due to the revocation of the seventeen appointed by the
previous government there was the need to replace them hence the meeting and to
swear in the seventeen (17) government appointees of the current administration
so that the assembly’s membership would be full.
Mrs. Agartha Ahia
addressing the assembly members
Mrs.
Ahia called on all members to co-operate and make the election of the
District’s representatives a success since it would go a long way to project
the cordiality amongst the assembly members.
The
swearing in ceremony saw the District magistrate, Her Worship Memunatu Hajia
Jebuni taking in the seventeen members through the swearing in process by
taking the oath of office and secrecy after which the house went into voting to
choose two members, Hon. Enoch Afriyie and Hon. Joseph Mensah Djan to represent
the District at the regional level.
Her Worship Memunatu
Hajia Jebuni ( in Black attire )taking the seventeen members through the
swearing in process
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