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Ernest Adomako
Member of Parliament
About Ernest Adomako
Ernest Adomako, known as KEON, won Okaikwei South for the NDC in 2024, ending the NPP's long hold on the Accra seat. He beat sitting MP Darkoa Newman by 32,691 votes to 24,263.
In office
He has promised to work with local industry to create jobs for young people and to modernise Kaneshie market. In February 2025 he launched a GH¢79.5 million plan to renovate 20 public schools serving about 8,000 pupils, starting with the Bishop School in Bubuashie and later the Awudome and Kaneshie Methodist clusters.
Frequently asked questions about Ernest Adomako
What is Ernest Adomako's net worth?
Ernest Adomako has an estimated net worth of $500,000 (estimated).
How old is Ernest Adomako?
Ernest Adomako is 46 years old, born January 9, 1980.
What is Ernest Adomako known for?
Ernest Adomako is a Member of Parliament.
What is Ernest Adomako's nationality?
Ernest Adomako is Ghanaian.
Where did Ernest Adomako study?
Ernest Adomako studied at Regent Uniersity College of Science and Technology: MSc. Energy and Sustainability Management Knutsford University College: Master of Business Administration Regentt University College of Science and Technology: BSc. Management With Computing.
Personal Information
- Date of Birth
- 9 January 1980
- Nationality
- Ghanaian
- Constituency
- Okaikwei South
- Political Party
- National Democratic Congress
- Region
- Greater Accra
- Religion
- Christian
Education
- Regent Uniersity College of Science and Technology: MSc. Energy and Sustainability Management
- Knutsford University College: Master of Business Administration
- Regentt University College of Science and Technology: BSc. Management With Computing
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Sources & References
- "Ernest Adomako". Wikipedia.
- "Adomako Ernest". GhanaMPs.
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