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Salisu Be-Awuribe
Savannah Regional Minister, Lawyer
About Salisu Be-Awuribe
Lawyer and land economist Salisu Be-Awuribe has been Savannah Regional Minister since 2025. He was earlier District Chief Executive for Central Gonja.
Background
He holds a BSc in land economy and an LLB from KNUST, an LLM from the University of Ghana, and qualified at the Ghana School of Law. He has worked as a law lecturer, lawyer, valuer and development specialist.
In office
He began by meeting coordinating council staff and department heads in Damongo and pledged to work with traditional authorities. In March 2025 he led the regional security council to the Wasipewura to push for peace in the Lukula and Mempeasem areas, and he has told assemblies to pass by-laws against commercial charcoal burning. His name is also spelled Bi-Awuribe.
Frequently asked questions about Salisu Be-Awuribe
What is Salisu Be-Awuribe known for?
Salisu Be-Awuribe is a Savannah Regional Minister, Lawyer.
What is Salisu Be-Awuribe's nationality?
Salisu Be-Awuribe is Ghanaian.
Where did Salisu Be-Awuribe study?
Salisu Be-Awuribe studied at KNUST: BSc Land Economy, LLB University of Ghana: LLM Ghana School of Law.
Personal Information
- Nationality
- Ghanaian
- Political Party
- National Democratic Congress
- Region
- Savannah
Education
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Sources & References
- "Profiles of President Mahamas First Batch of 10 Regional Ministers Nominees". Ghana News Agency. January 2025.
- "Savannah Regional Minister to Champion Infrastructure Development". Ghanaian Times.
- "S R We Will Ensure Lasting Peace Within Lukula and Mempeasem". Citi Newsroom. March 2025.
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