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Seth Osei-Akoto
Member of Parliament
About Seth Osei-Akoto
Seth Osei-Akoto kept Atwima Mponua for the NPP in December 2024 with 29,616 votes (50.47 per cent), taking over from long-serving MP Isaac Kwame Asiamah.
Agriculture expert
He was born on 14 August 1962 at Bontomuruso in Ashanti. He studied agriculture at what is now KNUST, graduating in 1987, and in 1995 completed a Master of Forest Science at the University of Melbourne in Australia. Before politics he headed the Crop Services Directorate of the agriculture ministry.
In Parliament
He took his seat on 7 January 2025 on the minority side of the Ninth Parliament. Atwima Mponua is a rural cocoa-growing district in south-west Ashanti, and he is the deputy ranking member on the Food, Agriculture and Cocoa Affairs Committee.
Personal
He is a Catholic and a son of the late Baffour Akoto.
Frequently asked questions about Seth Osei-Akoto
What is Seth Osei-Akoto's net worth?
Seth Osei-Akoto has an estimated net worth of $500,000 (estimated).
How old is Seth Osei-Akoto?
Seth Osei-Akoto is 64 years old, born August 14, 1962.
What is Seth Osei-Akoto known for?
Seth Osei-Akoto is a Member of Parliament.
What is Seth Osei-Akoto's nationality?
Seth Osei-Akoto is Ghanaian.
Where did Seth Osei-Akoto study?
Seth Osei-Akoto studied at KNUST: BSc Agriculture (1987) University of Melbourne: Master of Forest Science (1995).
Personal Information
- Date of Birth
- 14 August 1962
- Nationality
- Ghanaian
- Constituency
- Atwima Mponua
- Political Party
- New Patriotic Party
- Region
- Ashanti
- Religion
- Christianity (Catholic)
Education
- KNUST: BSc Agriculture (1987)
- University of Melbourne: Master of Forest Science (1995)
Connections
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Sources & References
- "Seth Osei-Akoto". Wikipedia.
- "Osei Akoto Seth". GhanaMPs.
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