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Joseph Addae Akwaboah

Bono Regional Minister

NationalityGhanaian RegionBono
Profession Bono Regional Minister Politician
Nationality Ghanaian

About Joseph Addae Akwaboah

Joseph Addae Akwaboah, also spelled Akwaboa, has been Bono Regional Minister since 2025. He was among the 16 regional ministers President Mahama nominated after taking office.

In office

He has made the fight against illegal mining and illegal logging a theme of his tenure, warning offenders of heavy jail terms. He points to new roads, classroom blocks, CHPS compounds and boreholes as signs of progress in the region, and has urged presiding members and district chief executives not to let political or personal differences hold back development.

Frequently asked questions about Joseph Addae Akwaboah

What is Joseph Addae Akwaboah known for?

Joseph Addae Akwaboah is a Bono Regional Minister.

What is Joseph Addae Akwaboah's nationality?

Joseph Addae Akwaboah is Ghanaian.

Personal Information

Nationality
Ghanaian
Political Party
National Democratic Congress
Region
Bono

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Sources & References

  1. "List of Ghanaian regional ministers". Wikipedia.
  2. "Ghana News Dont Allow Differences Hamper Devt in Communities Bono Minister Urges Presiding Members Mmdces". Graphic Online.
  3. "Bono Regional Minister Pledges to Fight Illegal Mining". Ghanaian Times.

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Profile last updated: September 13, 2026  ·  Last fact-checked: October 19, 2026

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