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INSPECTORS GREATER ACCRA REGION CERTIFICATION NAME SPECIFIC LOCATION PHONE NUMBER CLASS 1 ADAM ISSAH ACCRA +233277468414 CEWI 2 ADJEI JOHN TEMA, GREATER ACCRA +233244791922 CEWI 3 AGBATI FRANKLIN ACCRA +233244781128 CEWI 4 AMOAKU SELORM ACCRA +233249236570 CEWI 5 ANIS DICK ESTEVES TEMA, GREATER ACCRA +233242611719 CEWI 6 AWAL SAKIB MOHAMMED ADENTA, ACCRA +233243864726 CEWI 7 BERKO ISAAC YAW ADARAKA, ACCRA +233244770713 CEWI 8 BOADU EMMANUEL KWESI ACCRA +233208170180 CEWI 9 BOATENG JOSEPH ANIM KOKOMLEMLE,ACCRA +233209153951 CEWI 10 BUABIN MICHAEL ABOKOBI +233269386818 CEWI 11 DADDY JOSEPH KOFI ACCRA +233249836486 CEWI 12 DE-GRAFT JOHNSON I.E ACCRA +233277443838 CEWI 13 DJANGMAH VICTOR KODJO NEW NINGO +233205941578 CEWI 14 FARKYE JOSEPH ASIEDU ACCRA +233203600500 CEWI 15 FOLI WILSON OSCAR ACCRA +233244204399 CEWI 16 FORSON KOFI ESSILFIE ANYAA, ACCRA +233244457023 CEWI 17 ING ACHAMPONG KWAME AKOWUAH ACCRA RING ROAD WEST 233233233208159106 CEWI 18 KORSHIE-SHERRIE GODWIN G. ACCRA +233243917328 CEWI 19 KUMAH ERIC MAMPROBI,ACCRA +233542215613 CEWI 20 MATEY WILLIAM TEMA +233277528753 CEWI 21 NETTEY NII AKAI ACCRA +233554025101 CEWI 22 NUAMAH SETH KWABENA TEMA,ACCRA +233244253817 CEWI 23 ODOI ODOTEI KWAO TEMA +233208119347 CEWI 24 OFORIKUMA JOHNSON KUDJO NORTH KANESHIE,ACCRA +233277562924 CEWI 25 OFORIKUMA JOHNSON KUDJO NORTH KANESHIE,ACCRA +233277562924 CEWI 26 OFORI-ODEI SAMUEL ACCRA +2330203823064 CEWI 27 OSEI LOUIS KWASI TEMA +233244132391 CEWI 28 OSSOM MICHAEL NARH ACCRA +233244671985 CEWI 29 SACKEY FREDRICK ACCRA +233208219030 CEWI 30 SACKEY SAMUEL BRIGHT TEMA +233208283274 CEWI 31 TABI BARTHLOMEW KOJO CHARLES NUNGUA +233244486270 CEWI 32 TEYE ERIC TEMA +233208210114 CEWI 33 TORTO KWAME APPIAGYEI OSU +233244596767 CEWI 34 TSEKO MOSES TETTEH ACCRA +233242952337 CEWI 35 TWUM LAWRENCE BRAKO TEMA +233244845446 CEWI 36 WARTEMBERG JOHN SYLVANUS TEMA +233202017200 CEWI 37 WORWORNYO HARRY WHANSLAW TEMA +233274867269 CEWI 38 YAKUBU IBRAHIM ACCRA +233244480508 CEWI INSPECTORS ASHANTI REGION CERTIFICATION NAME SPECIFIC LOCATION PHONE NUMBER CLASS 1 ADDO CHARLES KUDJO AFFUL NKWANTA, AMAKOM, KUMASI +233277185310 CEWI 2 ADU-POKU PETER KENNETH OBUASI,ASHANTI REGION +233244234499 CEWI 3 BAAH STEPHEN KOFI AKOMADAN +233244236833 CEWI 4 DONKOR GEORGE BAIDOO KUMASI +233246845495 CEWI 5 DUODU ASAMOAH OFFINSO +233244839490 CEWI 6 ESSANDOH AKWASI ANKOMAH OBUASI +233244238059 CEWI 7 OLETEY TEI-MENSAH MOSES OBUASI,ASHANTI REGION +233268219778 CEWI 8 SARKWA EBENEZER KWAKYE KUMASI +233208189613 CEWI 9 TANNOH ERIC OBUASI +233245142589 CEWI INSPECTORS BRONG AHAFO REGION CERTIFICATION NAME SPECIFIC LOCATION PHONE NUMBER CLASS 1 GYIMAH ARCHIMEY KWAAKO SUNYANI POLY BRONG AHAFO +233203437507 CEWI 2 OSEI-ANTWI COLLINS SUNYANI +233244208091 CEWI INSPECTORS CENTRAL REGION CERTIFICATION NAME SPECIFIC LOCATION PHONE NUMBER CLASS 1 ADDISON WILLIAM ROOSEVELT MANKESSIM +233245165565 CEWI 2 ADDISON WILLIAM ROOSEVELT MANKESSIM +233245165565 CEWI 3 MENSAH-WILLIAMS EBO FREDERICK GRANT CAPE COAST, CENTRAL REGION +233208235136 CEWI 4 YUSHAU USUMANU ALHAJI ADAMU CAPE COAST +2330244706048 CEWI INSPECTORS NORTHERN REGION CERTIFICATION NAME SPECIFIC LOCATION PHONE NUMBER CLASS 1 ALI VITALIS TAMALE +233244586652 CEWI 2 MORO IBRAHIM TAMALE +233244606986 CEWI 3 POBEE GEORGE AKYEN TAMALE +233245239949 CEWI INSPECTORS UPPER EAST REGION CERTIFICATION NAME SPECIFIC LOCATION PHONE NUMBER CLASS 1 KANSANG RICHARD AWIAH BOLGA +233206662138 CEWI INSPECTORS VOLTA REGION CERTIFICATION NAME SPECIFIC LOCATION PHONE NUMBER CLASS 1 ASALU PAULUS TSAKPE NEW TOWN, KPANDO, VOLTA +233243084157 CEWI 2 KULOR FRANK ANFOEGAH +233244522802 CEWI INSPECTORS WESTERN REGION CERTIFICATION NAME SPECIFIC LOCATION PHONE NUMBER CLASS 1 APPIAH PETER KOJO SEKONDI TAKORADI 233244859264 CEWI 2 APPIAH SOLOMON SEKYI SEKONDI 233260444463 CEWI 3 ARKHURST THEOPHILUS KWEKU TAKORADI, WESTERN REGION 233207591417 CEWI 4 ESHUN KINGSFORD KWAMINA TAKORADI, WESTERN REGION 233243478115 CEWI 5 PAYNE EMMANUEL KOBINA TAKORADI 233540830440 CEWI .
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