Pursuant to Article 242 of the 1992 constitution, I was sworn in as a member of the Krowor Municipal Assembly. My swearing-in took place at the premises of the Krowor Municipal Assembly at the General Assembly meeting of 31st March 2021.
In a brief address after I had taken my oath of office, I reminded the House of urgent matters that require expedient attention, i.e. dilapidated/uncompleted school projects, retooling of the Nungua Polyclinic/completion of Phase II, resolving boundary disputes, adequate lighting of the communities, deplorable road networks etc.
I am grateful to the Magistrate (La), Assembly Members and the leadership of the Assembly for their assistance and cooperation.
I will continue collaborating with the Assembly towards resolving the challenges confronting our dear Krowor.
I remain, your Humble Servant.
“Article 242; A District Assembly shall consist of the following members – (a) one person from each local government electoral area within the district elected by universal adult suffrage; (b) the member or members of Parliament from the constituencies that fall within the area of authority of the District Assembly as members without the right to vote;(c) the District Chief Executive of the district; and(d) other members not being more than thirty percent of all the members of the District Assembly, appointed by the President in consultation with the traditional authorities and other interest groups in the district.”
Honourable Agnes Naa Momo Lartey won the 2020 parliamentary elections in the Krowor Constituency on the ticket of the NDC and was sworn into office on the floor of the parliament by the Speaker of Parliament, Rgt Honourable Alban Kingsford Sumana Bagbin on 7th January 2021.
She took over the Krowor Constituency seat from the NPP’s Elizabeth Afolley Quaye who was also Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development before she lost her seat.
