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Greater Accra Region Interview List HEAD of WORKS No Name Greater Accra Region Interview List HEAD OF WORKS Telephone No Name Region District Grade Email Number Kingsley Ayim Assistant Quantity 0249501159 1 GAR Ga East [email protected] Wireko Surveyor 0206967407 0243725601 2 Paa Kwesi Quansah GAR Ga central Assistant Engineer [email protected] 0509050950 Assistant Quantity 0246963975 3 Eugene Asare Asiedu GAR Ada west [email protected] Surveyor 0260548530 Michael Ampiah 0244747831 4 GAR Ada east Assistant Engineer [email protected] Enchill 0206512071 Assistant Quantity 020936368 5 Bisarat Ahmed Saeed GAR Ga North [email protected] Surveyor 0266095567 Samuel Adjetey 0277446445 6 GAR Ledzokuku Principal Architect [email protected] Okantey 0265653212 Assistant Quantity 7 Benjamin Odei GAR La Dadekotopon 0243156506 [email protected] Surveyor 0244488652 8 Adolf Denteh GAR Tema Assistant Engineer [email protected] 0268748585 Assistant Quantity 9 Samuel Sennie GAR La Nkwantanang 0243469203 [email protected] Surveyor 10 Papa Kweku Ekuakun GAR Ga west Assistant Engineer 0244872762 [email protected] Ledzokuku- 0244622767 11 Abraham Beesi Hagan GAR Assistant Engineer [email protected] Krowor 0208465628 Assistant Quantity 12 Christian Ababio GAR La Nkwantanang 0244577055 [email protected] Surveyor Mary Tsaku 13 GAR Adentan Assistant Engineer 0209275386 [email protected] Mawufemor Clifford Adjetey Ledzokuku- 14 GAR Engineer 0244718876 [email protected] Laryea Krowor 15 Daniel Oppong GAR Tema Quantity Surveyor 0244783000 [email protected] 0549716565 16 Nathaniel Nii-Nai GAR Ga west Senior Architect [email protected] 0207873351 HEAD OF WORKS Telephone No Name Region District Grade Email Number Assistant Quantity 0244049083 17 Jerry John Amuna GAR Weija-Gbawe [email protected] Surveyor 0206690746 18 Ferdinand Ahinakwa GAR Ga south Engineer 0244214859 [email protected] Assistant Quantity 19 John Yao Ntow GAR Ga North 0243287084 [email protected] Surveyor 20 Agyapong Nketia GAR Ga west Engineer 0545359985 [email protected] Kpone Assistant Quantity 0247952625 21 Patrick Amoah GAR [email protected] Katamanso Surveyor 0272846445 Gloria Antwiwaa- Assistant Quantity 22 GAR Ga central 0244538449 [email protected] Awiti Asamany Surveyor 23 Godwin Yao Kaleshie GAR Weija-Gbawe Senior Engineer 0263435081 [email protected] HEAD OF AGRIC Telephone No Name Region District Grade Email Number 1 John Tetteh Alipue GAR Ashaiman Agric Officer 0243249484 [email protected] Alfred Nii Ayi 0208164558 2 GAR Shai-Osudoku Deputy Director [email protected] Clottey 0265500872 HEAD OF LEGAL Telephone No Name Region District Grade Email Number Emmanuel Senior State 1 GAR Tema 0244271337 [email protected] Avenorgbo Attorney HEAD OF TRANSPORT Telephone No Name Region District Grade Email Number Assistant 0233171090 1 Prince Kwaku Addo GAR Tema Development [email protected] 0207323754 Planning Officer Assistant 0244704264/ 2 Patrick Feidib Larbik GAR Ashaiman Development [email protected] Planning Officer 0265755556 HEAD OF URBAN ROADS No Name Region District Grade Telephone Email Number Peter Kwei-Mensah 1 GAR La Dade Kotopon Engineer 0244632821 [email protected] Quaye Assistant 2 Frederick Asare GAR Okaikwei North 0242567703 [email protected] Engineer Principal 0243880450 3 Carl Ankrah GAR Teshie [email protected] Engineer 0503548825 Assistant 0209333838/ 4 Patrick Kofi Attipoe GAR Tema West Quantity [email protected] Surveyor 0247212722 .
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