A New List of MMDCEs to be Fired by President Akufo-Addo Over Their Failure to Support Dr. Bawumiah

A report currently gathered under review by the presidency has suggested that ten Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs) are at risk of dismissal due to multiple issues raised against them during their tenure of office and their failure to support the vice president Dr. Mahamadu Bawumiah during the just ended Presidential primaries.

The report further indicates that these moves and potential dismissals are part of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo’s plan to make necessary changes in the last 12 months of his term, focusing on critical areas where public confidence has diminished but people thought it has a hidden agenda which could be related to the party internal elections where these MMDEAs throws their support for Kennedy Agyapong and Alan Kyeremanteng.

Below are more details about the said list of MMDCEs;

According to the report, the person at the forefront of the potential dismissals is Edward Owusu, the District Chief Executive (DCE) of Atebubu Amantin.

Despite his loyalty to President Akufo-Addo, the DCE’s alleged anti-people activities and divisive leadership style have led to strong opposition within the Atebubu District of the Bono East Region, the report added.

After investigating the complaints, the president has, reportedly, ordered the swift dismissal of Edward Owusu, who is said to have been summoned to the Jubilee House.

The report also indicates that nine other MMDCEs are expected to follow suit.

One other chief executive mentioned is Samuel Oduro Frimpong, the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for the Ejisu Municipality.

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Michael Donkor, the District Chief Executive for Amansie Central, is accused of not residing in the district and being involved in illegal mining (galamsey).

The report also suggested that the DCE’s actions have caused disaffection among the locals.

Thomas Opoku Ansah, the District Chief Executive for Ahafo Ano South East, is accused of living outside the district, displaying a lack of seriousness in executing his duties and being involved in galamsey as well.

This has further contributed to dissatisfaction in the district assembly.

Jerome Gmasombe Kofi Gyimah, the DCE for Sene East, is said to have resulted in a divided district, with a leadership style that makes the government unpopular in the area.

Comfort Asante, the Municipal Chief Executive for New Juaben North, is alleged to be detached from the locals, frail, and unable to undertake the rigorous activities of the office.

Clement Nii Wilkinson Lamptey, the MCE for Ga West Municipality, is accused of running a “one-man-show” and being reluctant to listen to key social actors in the area, leading to government unpopularity.

Dorcas Elizabeth Amoah, MCE for Nzema East Municipality, faces allegations of having relatives involved in galamsey and being disrespectful and arrogant toward traditional leaders, technocrats, and the locals.

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Eugene Sackey, DCE of Upper West Akim District, is accused of being detached from the locals and failing to collaborate with key officials to execute government plans.

Emmanuel Kojo Nanah, DCE for Twifo Lower Hemang Denkyira, has been criticized for poor leadership, leaving the running of the district to the presiding member, and negatively impacting the government’s image.

The presidency is expected to make decisions on these potential dismissals in the coming days, with implications for the affected MMDCEs and potential replacements.