
Audio By Carbonatix
The Amansie South District Assembly has confirmed Clement Opoku Gyamfi to serve as the District Chief Executive for a second term.
Mr Gyamfi polled 33 votes, which is 89.2% of the 37 votes.
After hours of voting, District Electoral Commissioner, Eric Anane declared Opoku Gyamfi as the District Chief Executive.
Clement Opoku Gyamfi was nominated by President Akuffo Addo through the Local Government Ministry on Sunday to serve as a DCE.
The nomination process followed a long period of intense anticipation as Ghanaians eagerly awaited the announcement of the list.

Mr Gyamfi pledged to work diligently to fix deplorable roads in the district.
He assured his constituents of a progressive second term.
He called on the assembly members to firmly support him to work towards the growth of the district.
The Member of Parliament for the Manso Adubia Constituency and Deputy Minister of Agriculture expressed excitement about the peaceful electoral process and also promised to work closely with the DCE to develop the Constituency.
The Amansie South District Assembly has confirmed Clement Opoku Gyamfi to serve as the District Chief Executive for a second term.
Mr Gyamfi polled 33 votes, which is 89.2% of the 37 votes.
After hours of voting, District Electoral Commissioner, Mr Eric Anane declared Opoku Gyamfi as the District Chief Executive.
Clement Opoku Gyamfi was nominated by President Akufo-Addo through the Local Government Ministry on Sunday to serve as a DCE
The nomination process followed a long period of intense anticipation as Ghanaians eagerly awaited the announcement of the list.

Mr Gyamfi pledged to work diligently to fix deplorable roads in the district.
He assured his constituents of a progressive second term.
He called on the assembly members to firmly support him to work towards the growth of the district.
The Member of Parliament for the Manso Adubia Constituency and Deputy Minister of Agriculture expressed excitement about the peaceful electoral process and also promised to work closely with the DCE to develop the Constituency.
Yaw Frimpong Addo also said deplorable roads linking Adubia and its environs will be constructed to facilitate the smooth transportation of goods and service.
Latest Stories
-
NPP questions government’s refurbished locomotives, demands transparency over railway acquisition
48 minutes -
GJA calls for dedicated defamation law to protect journalists and clarify media litigation
3 hours -
Powerful individuals using defamation suits to silence journalists – GJA General Secretary
3 hours -
Lack of defamation law leaves journalists vulnerable to intimidation lawsuits – Zakaria Tanko
3 hours -
10 years. One stage. Countless lives transformed
3 hours -
Rising defamation suits are crippling investigative journalism in Ghana — GJA
3 hours -
Adwoa Safo petitions Attorney-General to move shooting case to High Court over jurisdiction concerns
5 hours -
Uganda’s Daily Monitor, NTV forced off air after army chief orders closure
5 hours -
Otumfuo urges pharmacists to uphold standards as Pharmaceutical Society marks 90 years
5 hours -
Ghana’s leading businesses honoured at 3rd Ghana Outstanding Business Achievement Awards
6 hours -
All set for Joe Mettle’s Praise Reloaded 2026 at Accra Sports Stadium
7 hours -
Litina Travel’s Made-in-Ghana World Cup Expo draws hundreds in Boston
8 hours -
A time for everything: A case against mixing spirituality with work performance
8 hours -
Ghana’s crisis-to-recovery journey holds key lessons for Africa – BoG Governor
8 hours -
NCCE crowns the Constitution Week celebration with a competition
9 hours