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Appointment of Heads of District Department of Agriculture Central Region APPOINTMENT OF HEADS OF DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE CENTRAL REGION No. Name Name of MMDA, Grade 1 Victoria Dansoa Abankwa Cape Coast Deputy Director 2 Olympia Enyonam Agric Regional Office Deputy Director 3 Francis Kwame Freeman Assin Foso Deputy Director 4 John Tawiah Aidoo Twifo Atti-Morkwa Deputy Director 5 Alfred Yao Gokah Ajumako Enyan-Essiam Deputy Director 6 Ruth Ayikaikai Tagoe Gomoa West Deputy Director 7 Charles Christian Kojo Johnson Gomoa Central Senior Agric Officer 8 Eric Kwaku Twum Agona East District Senior Agric Officer 9 Agartha Eyipey Assin Foso Deputy Director 10 Edward Koney Laryea Awutu Senya East Deputy Director 11 Joseph Kobina Nyaku Haizel Asikuma Odoben Brakwa Senior Agric Officer 12 Hasnau Hashim Effutu Senior Agric Officer 13 David Kuatudor Twifo Atti-Morkwa Deputy Director APPOINTMENT OF HEADS OF DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ASHANTI REGION No. Name Name of MMDA, Grade 1 Emmanuel Mensah Bekwai Deputy Director 2 Eric Dwomoh Asante Akim North Deputy Director 3 Francis Kwajo Asempah Sekyere South Deputy Director 4 David Yakubu Anambam Adansi South Deputy Director 5 Yaw Okyere Kwabre East Deputy Director 6 Samuel Owusu Ampofo Afigya Kwabre North Deputy Director 7 Victor Boakye Owusu-Ansah Obuasi East Deputy Director 8 Leo Ben Addah Asokore Mampong Deputy Director 9 Kofi Nyarko-Gyapon Old Tafo Deputy Director 10 Ernest Kwame Kusi Ahafo Ano North Deputy Director 11 Ransford Nyarkoh Suame Deputy Director 12 Mohammed Abas Asante Akim South Deputy Director 13 Yaw Owusu-Donkor Amansie West Deputy Director 14 Ahulu S. K. Tettey Adansi Asokwa Deputy Director 15 Martha Armah Ashami Asante Akim Central Deputy Director 16 Richard Nyamekye Akrofuom Deputy Director 17 Swanzy John Amansie south Deputy Director 18 Martin Amoah Sekyere East Deputy Director 19 Stephen Nimo Sekyere Central Deputy Director 20 Maxwell Adu-Poku Atwima Nwabiagya North Deputy Director 21 John Koranteng Ankomah Atwima Kwanwoma Deputy Director 22 Samuel Kofi Tekpor Oforikrom Deputy Director APPOINTMENT OF HEADS OF DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE BRONG AHAFO REGION No. Name Name of MMDA, Grade 1 Gilbert Darbilla Sonpki Sunyani West Deputy Director 2 John Dankyira Ofosu Sunyani Deputy Director 3 Emmanuel Afful Jaman North Senior Agric Officer 4 Adams Buabeng Nkoranza South Senior Agric Officer 5 Ahmed Inusah Issifu Nkoranza North Deputy Director 6 Hammond Sllasie Attigah Kintampo North Agric Officer 7 Frederick Kwasi Danso Berekum Agric Officer 8 Joseph Nuhu Yelibora Jaman South Deputy Director 9 Nambe Jababu Pru East Agric Officer 10 Paul Awurayiri Ayerikolo Kintampo South Deputy Director 11 Godfred Owusu Ezena Nkoranza South Agric Officer 12 Bright Mills Agric Regional Office Deputy Director 13 Bright Atta Boateng Sene West Agric Officer 14 Michael Sabi Senti Asunafo South Senior Agric Officer 15 Matthew Opoku Nkoranza North Agric Officer 16 Simon Satunmia Yambor Kintampo M/A Agric Officer 17 Thomas Mahamadu Langa Atebubu-Amantin Deputy Director 18 Issah Sadrat Saaka Tain Deputy Director 19 Paul Boakye Asutifi North Senior Agric Officer 20 Phillip Kennedy Sam Dormaa East Senior Agric Officer APPOINTMENT OF HEADS OF DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE EASTERN REGION No. Name of MMDA, Grade 1 Godswill Komla Glante Lower Manya Krobo Deputy Director 2 Wisdom Kwadwo Kumah Fanteakwa South D/A Deputy Director 3 Ben Owusu Asante Abuakwa South Mun. Deputy Director 4 Obahi Buertey Pupulampu Abuakwa North Mun. Deputy Director 5 Isaac Mann Birim Central Mun. Deputy Director 6 Tharzia Numako Akwetey New Juaben South Mun. Agric Officer 7 Isaac Kobina Kwaah Mensah Kwahu East Dist Senior Agric Officer 8 Samuel Ofosu Atiwa East Dist. Senior Agric Officer 9 Frank Kofi Adu Okere Dist. Deputy Director 10 Kofi Boye Ninsau Ayensuano Dist. Senior Agric Officer 11 Emmanuel Courage Narh New Juaben North Mun. Deputy Director 12 Emmanuel K. Davidson Agroh Kwaebibirem Mun. Senior Agric Officer Asene-Manso Akroso Dist. 13 Prosper Yao Klu Senior Agric Officer Ass. 14 Clifford John Asare Birim South Dist. Deputy Director APPOINTMENT OF HEADS OF DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE GREATER ACCRA REGION No. Name Name of MMDA, Grade 1 John Tetteh Alipue Ashaiman Agric Officer 2 Alfred Nii Ayi Clottey Shai-Osudoku Deputy Director APPOINTMENT OF HEADS OF DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NORTHERN REGION No. Name Name of MMDA, Grade 1 Peter Claver Anyeembey West Gonja Deputy Director Moses Oswald Avoyingah 2 Nanumba South Agric Officer Amoah 3 Sualey Abukari Bunkpurugu Deputy Director 4 Sulemana Seidu Tatale/ Sanguli Deputy Director 5 Baasit Abdul Zakari East Mamprusi Senior Agric Officer 6 Julius Kwabla Gemegah Yagaba Deputy Director 7 Mumuni Ibrahim Bole Deputy Director 8 Sulemana Alhassan Tamale Deputy Director 9 Abdul-Mautawakilu Nanumba Deputy Director 10 Zakaria Ya-U Mustapha Gushegu Senior Agric Officer 11 Francis Koo Tamale Deputy Director 12 Matthew Angbanyere Central Gonja Deputy Director 13 Seidu Baba Kpandai Deputy Director 14 Abukari Aduwa Shani Chereponi District Senior Agric Officer 15 Abdul-Hameed Kobire Adam North Gonja Deputy Director 16 Saaka Abubakar J Yahaya Yendi Senior Agric Officer 17 Abibah Musah Yendi Deputy Director 18 Cosmas Nyar Tolon Deputy Director APPOINTMENT OF HEADS OF DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE UPPER EAST REGION No. Name Name of MMDA, Grade 1 Ibrahim Jamal-Deen Garu Senior Agric Officer 2 Benard My-Issah Bolgatanga Deputy Director 3 Sulemana Mattew Talensi Senior Agric Officer 4 Abugri Razak Abangiba Bawku Senior Agric Officer 5 Ibrahim Sumara Alidu kassena-nankana MA Senior Agric Officer 6 Yamga Henry Lorrow Regional Office Senior Agric Officer APPOINTMENT OF HEADS OF DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE UPPER WEST REGION No. Name Name of MMDA, Grade 1 Francis Ndamani Sissala West Deputy Director 2 Frederick Domah Rcc Senior Agric Officer 3 Gertrude Dumeh Dary Wa Senior Agric Officer 4 Mavis Derigubah Wa East Senior Agric Officer 5 Mahama Salifu Nadowli/Kaleo Senior Agric Officer 6 Gaeten Bomansaan Baligi RCC Senior Agric Officer 7 Clement Sulleymana Kawuribi Sissala East Deputy Director 8 Samuel Poku Jirapa Deputy Director 9 Afeli Mawuli Wa East Deputy Director 10 Simon Samson Yer Lawra Senior Agric Officer 11 Nicholas Tiereke Nadowli/Kaleo Senior Agric Officer APPOINTMENT OF HEADS OF DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE VOLTA REGION No. Name Name of MMDA, Grade 1 Lovelace Kobla Kudoto Afadzato South Senior Agric Officer 2 Francis Seglah Reg. Agric Dept Senior Agric Officer 3 Asuo Seth Rashid Ho West Senior Agric Officer 4 Joseph Atta Adusei North Dayi Senior Agric Officer 5 Dzadzra Enoch Kwamla Ho West Senior Agric Officer 6 Fugar Ernest Nkwanta North Senior Agric Officer 7 Hope Tsifoaka Kpando Senior Agric Officer 8 Heh Peter North Tongu Deputy Director APPOINTMENT OF HEADS OF DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WESTERN REGION No. Name Name of MMDA, Grade 1 Abdul Rahaman Abdulai Suaman Senior Agric Officer 2 Daniel Asiemenu Wassa Amenfi East Deputy Director Samuel Patrick Acheampong 3 Wassa Amenfi East Senior Agric Officer Afari Reg. Agric Dept. 4 Nanabanyin Acquah-Thompson Deputy Director Sekondi 5 Augustine Amaning Kwarteng Amenfi West Agric Officer 6 Patience Amoah-Frimpong Amenfi West Senior Agric Officer 7 Helena Addo Wassa East Senior Agric Officer 8 Gilbert Kwaku Baah Bodi Deputy Director 9 Frederick Ansah Effia-Kwesimintsim Senior Agric Officer 10 Joseph Otoo Bodi Senior Agric Officer .
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