In the organization’s pursuit to protect and promote health of workers by preventing and controlling occupational diseases, accidents and eliminating occupational factors and conditions Factories and restaurants were sensitized on Occupational health and safety 7th March 2022 to 15th March 2022 and on the 10th August 2022 to 19th August 2022 in communities such as Accra Tema road, Century Road, Manet Junction, etc.
Monthly Archives: March 2022
LEDZOKUKU MUNICIPAL PLANNING COMMITTEE (LEKMPC) HOLDS A SPATIAL PLANNING COMMITTEE MEETING
Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Spatial Planning Committee meeting on 16th March 2022. The meeting which took place at the conference hall/assembly hall saw the attendance of the M.C.E, Honorable Mordecai Quarshie, the Municipal Chief Director, Engr. John Tsikor, Secretary of the Spatial Planning, key members of the committee and some members of the heads of departments and units of the assembly.
Interaction with market women
Another successful event it was earlier today. In attendance to interact with the Honourable M.C.E and the Assembly were the Assembly-woman for the area, Hon. Korley Veronica Lamptey, the Teshie Market queen, some market women, taxi drivers and residents.
INAUGURATION OF “1D1F” DISTRICT IMPLEMENTATION SUPPORT TEAM AT LEKMA
The Honourable Municipal Chief Executive, Mordecai Quarshie today inaugurated a “One District One Factory” District Implementation Support Team as part of government’s initiative to transform Ghana’s industrial sector.
Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly hosted the ceremony with the Municipal Coordinating Director, Municipal Physical Planning Officer, Presiding Member of Ledzokuku, Municipal Procurement Officer, Municipal Agriculture Director, representatives from the Traditional Council, Electricity Company of Ghana, Foods and Drugs Authority, Ghana Enterprise Agency and other representatives in attendance. Also in attendance was the Honourable Member of Parliament for Ledzokuku Constituency, Benjamin Ayiku Narteh.
Fine Foods Industries, represented by its Chief Executive Officer and Marketing Director, were invited to introduce their business to the team for the needed support to benefit the municipality according to the concept of the “1D1F” policy.
The Honourable M.C.E, who chaired the function spoke on the need for such a policy by government and urged members of the team to support this initiative
Stakeholder Engagement at Martey Tsuru
As part of the ongoing stakeholder engagement with people within electoral areas in the Ledzokuku municipality, the Assembly were at the doorstep of Martey Tsuru area. The Honourable M.C.E, Mr. Mordecai Quarshie went on a usual tour of the area with heads of departments accompanied by the Assemblywoman. After, the community showed up in their numbers to interact with the Assembly. Their concerns were mainly about a construction of a market and public toilet for the area. The. Assembly promised to consider that and work on it.
LeKMA organizes 65th Independence Anniversary Celebration
HURRAY!!! Ghana, Our Motherland Turns 65.
To mark Ghana’s 65th anniversary of independence, the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly organized a parade to celebrate the occasion in a beautiful style.
The event brought together contingents from various schools in the municipality; ranging from kindergarten to senior high school cadets, who marched past the dignitaries in attendance at the Teshie Camp ‘2’ School park.
This year’s independence day celebration, on a national level was dubbed “Working Together, Bouncing Back Together.” Some distinguished guests present at the parade were the Honourable Municipal Chief Executive, Mr. Mordecai Quarshie, the Honourable Member of Parliament for Ledzokuku, Mr. Benjamin Narteh Ayiku, the Chief of Teshie, leaders of the Traditional Council, senior officers of the different security agencies within the district, and heads from the Assembly.
The pupils and students of schools that formed the contingents displayed well rehearsed marching skills, from which some were awarded. In the kindergarten department, Wajir Central KG came first, followed by Northern Cluster KG and Salem KG respectively. The primary department saw Pat Academy take first place with Teshie North Methodist in second and LeKMA ‘5’ & ‘9’ Schools in third places. LeKMA ‘12’ School was adjudged the best in the Junior High School category, as King David School and Krobor J.H.S were second and third respectively. For the Senior High School division,Teshie Technical Center came first, second was O’Rielly S.H.S and third Teshie Presby. The best two cadets corps were O’Rielly S.H.S, first and Teshie PRESEC second.
In all, it was a colourful celebration of patriotism for our dear mother Ghana and the hope to see her become great and strong in all sectors especially education which is the key to the success of any country.
Presentation to PWDs in LeKMA
The Municipal Chief Executive for Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly, Honourable Mordecai Quarshie presented an amount of Ghc 53,000.00 to 51 Persons with Disability (PWDs) in the Ledzokuku municipality at a short ceremony at the premises of the Assembly on Friday, 11th February, 2022.
SOD CUTTING CEREMONY FOR 18-CLASSROOM BLOCK FOR TESHIE PRESBY SENIOR HIGH
Honourable Mordecai Quarshie, the Municipal Chief Executive of the Teshie municipality, earlier today cut the sod to begin the first phase of the construction of a three (3) storey, 18-unit classroom block for the benefit of Teshie Presbyterian Senior High School at Teshie Salem.
The M.C.E appreciated his predecessor Mrs. Evelyn Twum-Gyamerah’s efforts to begin such a project and mentioned it is to cater for the ‘Free SHS’ programme. He added that a lot will be done to make education attractive again by tackling issues confronting schools in the municipality.
The headmistress of the school thanked LeKMA for choosing the school to embark on such a project for them
LEDZOKUKU MUNICIPAL PLANNING COMMITTEE (LEKMPC) HOLDS A TECHNICAL SUB-COMMITTEE MEETING
Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Technical Sub-Committee meeting on 2nd March 2022. The meeting which took place at the conference hall/assembly hall saw the attendance of the secretary of the Spatial Planning, key members of the heads of departments and units of the assembly.