Asare Kwame Obeng
Member of Parliament • Politician
About Asare Kwame Obeng
Asare Kwame Obeng is a Ghanaian politician serving as the Member of Parliament for the Gomoa Central constituency, elected on the ticket of the Independent. He is a member of Ghana's Parliament.
Asare Kwame Obeng hails from Gomoa Asebu; was born on 6th March, 1977.
Education
- Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration — BSCPa (Batchelor of Arts in Public Administration) (07-2022)
- Ghana Institute of Management Administration — MA. IRD Master of in international Relations and Diplomacy (07-2023)
- KAAF — LLB (08-2024)
- University of Ghana Business School — Neogiation Skills (10-2019)
Career
- CEO at A Plus Builders Market
Parliamentary committees
- Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration - Member
- Private Member's Bill and Private Member's Motion - Member
Frequently asked questions about Asare Kwame Obeng
How old is Asare Kwame Obeng?
Asare Kwame Obeng is 49 years old, born March 6, 1977.
What is Asare Kwame Obeng known for?
Asare Kwame Obeng is a Member of Parliament.
What is Asare Kwame Obeng's nationality?
Asare Kwame Obeng is Ghanaian.
Where did Asare Kwame Obeng study?
Asare Kwame Obeng studied at Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration — BSCPa (Batchelor of Arts in Public Administration); Ghana Institute of Management Administration — MA. IRD Master of in international Relations and Diplomacy; KAAF — LLB; University of Ghana Business School — Neogiation Skills.
Personal Information
- Date of Birth
- 6 March 1977
- Nationality
- Ghanaian
- Constituency
- Gomoa Central
- Political Party
- Independent
Education
- Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration — BSCPa (Batchelor of Arts in Public Administration); Ghana Institute of Management Administration — MA. IRD Master of in international Relations and Diplomacy; KAAF — LLB; University of Ghana Business School — Neogiation Skills
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