The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) held a preparatory meeting for the departmental budget presentation meeting on Monday, Sept 16, 2024, at the assembly hall in Teshie. The Municipal Chief Executive, Honorable Mordecai Quarshie, the Municipal Coordinating Director, RHODALINE ADWOA CONDUAH, and other heads of departments and units attended the meeting.
The meeting discussed the following matters:
Review of the 2024 budget performance and challenges
Discussion of the 2025 budget guidelines and priorities
Allocation of time slots and formats for the departmental budget presentations
Any other matters
The meeting aimed to ensure that the departments and units were ready to present their budget proposals for 2025 and address any issues or concerns regarding the budget process. The meeting also sought to align the budget proposals with the vision and mission of the assembly, and the national and regional development plans.
The meeting was part of the assembly’s efforts to promote good governance and accountability and enhance the municipality’s development and welfare.

The municipal chief executive of ledzokuku municipal assembly held a meeting with some selected members of the gated communities in the municipality

A delegation from Malawi’s Accountant General’s Department visited Ghana to investigate the implementation of the Integrated Financial Management Information System (IFMIS) at local councils. The study tour intends to get insights on the deployment of IFMIS in MMDAs.
Examine the successes, problems, and lessons learned from the Ghana Integrated Financial Management Information System (GIFMIS) implementation in the local government setting.
Determine the best practices and potential dangers in GIFMIS deployment, customization, and utilization.
Make contacts and enable knowledge exchange with key parties participating in the GIFMIS implementation.
This tour emphasizes the value of regional collaboration and knowledge exchange in improving public financial management systems.

The Government of Ghana is launching an exciting initiative to create job opportunities for the youth in the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) through catfish farming. This project aims to empower young people by providing them with the skills and resources needed to succeed in aquaculture.

For the first six months, the government will sponsor the project, covering essential costs and providing training to ensure participants are well-equipped to manage their catfish farms. This support includes the provision of fingerlings, feed, and necessary equipment.

By investing in this initiative, the government hopes to boost local employment, enhance food security, and stimulate economic growth within the municipality. This project not only offers a sustainable livelihood for the youth but also contributes to the broader goal of developing the agricultural sector in Ghana.

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) recently held fee-fixing consultative meetings with chosen stakeholders. These sessions aimed to review and amend rates and levies for various municipal services and facilities. Municipal authorities, department heads, and representatives from local businesses and property owners were among the notable attendees.
During the meetings, stakeholders were able to express their concerns and provide feedback on the proposed charge adjustments. This collaborative approach assures that the new fee structures are equitable, transparent, and responsive to the community’s demands and economic situations.
The LeKMA’s effort to engaging with stakeholders demonstrates its dedication to inclusive governance and excellent financial management. By incorporating the community in decision-making processes, the assembly hopes to instill a sense of ownership and accountability in its residents.

In all, twenty-two people living with disabilities were presented with cash amounting to Sixty Seven Thousand Five Hundred Cedis (GHC 67,500.00). The money formed part of disability fund from the District Assemblies common fund.

 Making the presentation on behalf of the Municipal Chief Executive for Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly, Hon-Mordecai Quarshie, Mr. John Tsikor the Municipal Coordinating Director explained the objectives of the money to the beneficiaries. He urged them to invest the money into profitable ventures that will bring some relief into their lives and that of their families. He cautioned them against putting the money under their pillows and waste it.

 Mr. Saint Kabu, chairman of the Social Services subcommittee of the Assembly explained that the money is from the Government and is part of the disability fund from the common fund. He advised them to use it for the purpose for which they were given. “Don’t use it for any other thing apart from investing it”. “It is not a chop money but for business”.

 Mr. Joshua Addy of the National Council of PWDS explained that before the moneys were given to them, they visited them in their homes, and looked at their various environment to evaluate the type of business venture they wanted to undertake. They were also trained in basic bookkeeping and accounting to ensure that things are done right, he added

On 4th April 2024. Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly budget and rating unit holds a mid-year fiscal policy review to assess budget performance, adapt to economic shifts, and enhance financial management.

The Municipal Planning Coordinating Unit (MPCU), a statutory authority of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA), had its first quarter and yearly review meeting on Tuesday, March 26, 2024, at the Municipal Assembly Hall in Teshie. The conference, which saw the quarterly and annual evaluation of progress reports and activities of all Departments/Units of

The head of Local government Services, Ing. Dr Nana Ato Arthur paid a visit and also led a team for the performance contract assessment at the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly on Friday 22nd March 2024

DAY TWO 

Local Governance Act 2016 (Act 936) Review and LeKMA Management:

1. • The RCC revisited Act 936, focusing on practical local governance.
   • LeKMA coordinates activities, ensures law and order, addresses grievances, and handles land acquisition matters.
2. Leave Policies:
   • LeKMA provides annual, sick, and compassionate leave to maintain a work-life balance for staff.
3. Maternity Leave:
   • Expectant mothers receive time off to care for themselves and their newborns.
   • Efforts by health officials have reduced maternal mortality rates in the municipality.
4. Offences and Accountability:
   • LeKMA emphasizes ethical conduct and addresses staff offences appropriately.

DAY ONE

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) had a transformative journey. A two-day training was organized to address problems highlighted by the 2022 DPAT, with an emphasis on the Local Governance Act (2016), Act 936 and Service Protocols. This training journey equipped the workforce with statutory knowledge and practical skills. They are now ready to serve as governance champions, taking their community service to new heights. #Local Government #LeKMA #Community Service. 

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly convened its Core Management meeting on Monday, March 18, 2024.
The meeting, held in the Assembly’s conference room, was attended by the M.C.E, Honorable Mordecai Quarshie, the Municipal Coordinating Director, Ing. John Tsikor, and senior leaders of departments and units.

To commemorate Ghana’s 67th year of independence, the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly staged a stunning procession.
The occasion brought together contingents from several schools in the municipality, spanning from kindergarten to senior high school cadets, who marched past dignitaries at the Teshie McDann Sport Complex.
This year’s national Independence Day event was entitled “Our democracy, our pride. Bouncing Back Together.” The Honourable Municipal Chief Executive, Mr. Mordecai Quarshie, the Honourable Member of Parliament for Ledzokuku, Mr. Benjamin Narteh Ayiku, the Chief of Teshie, Traditional Council leaders, senior officers from the district’s various security agencies, and Assembly heads were among the distinguished guests at the parade.
The kids and students of the schools that comprised the contingents demonstrated well-rehearsed marching skills, and several were recognized. Overall, it was a colorful celebration of patriotism for our dear mother Ghana, with the hope that she would grow great and powerful in all sectors, particularly education, which is critical to any country’s prosperity.

On Wednesday, Fabruary 14, 2024, the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) held a rate assessment committee meeting in the Teshie Conference Hall. The meeting was attended by the Municipal Coordinating Director, Ing. John Tsikor, several department and unit leaders, as well as a few selected firm and property owners from the municipality.
The following subjects were discussed during the meeting:
Reading and agreeing to the previous minutes.
issues from previous minutes.
Discuss property owners’ petitions.
Other difficulties.
The meeting aimed to review the assembly’s rates and levies for various services and facilities, as well as to address any ratepayer concerns or complaints.

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) held its inauguration, swearing in newly elected Assembly Members. The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Mr. Mordecai Quarshie, emphasized their sacrificial responsibility and commitment to local development. The Assembly comprises 12 elected members and six government appointees. The Greater Accra Regional Minister, Mr. Henry Quartey, encouraged collaboration and building strong relationships. Training sessions for Assembly Members will follow, ensuring they understand their roles. The election of a Presiding Member is pending

As part of the constitutional mandate and one of the DPAT indicators to organize budget committee meetings every quarter, the meeting was attended by the Municipal Coordinating Director, Ing. John Tsikor, several department and unit leaders, as well as a few selected firm and property owners from the municipality.
The following subjects were discussed during the meeting:
Reading and agreeing to the previous minutes.
issues from previous minutes.
Discuss property owners’ petitions.
Other difficulties.
The meeting aimed to review the assembly’s rates and levies for various services and facilities, as well as to address any ratepayer concerns or complaints.

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) called a meeting of its rate assessment committee in the Teshie conference hall on Friday, January 8, 2024. Attending the meeting were the municipality’s selected firm and property owners, Ing. John Tsikor, the Municipal Coordinating Director, and other department and unit executives.
The meeting covered the following subjects:
accepting the previous minutes after reading them.
problems with the previous minutes.
Talk about the petitions filed by landowners.
Other matters.
The meeting’s objectives were to review the assembly’s fees and charges for different services and amenities and address any grievances or concerns from ratepayers. The gathering also aimed to improve income mobilisation and financial management at the assembly.
The meeting was part of the assembly’s attempts to promote good governance and accountability while also improving the municipality’s development and welfare

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) has announced on December, 13, 2023 a new programme targeted at improving lettuce distribution from our region to surrounding areas. This effort makes use of developed vehicles for the safe and efficient transporting of fresh food.
These vehicles are supplied with advanced cooling systems to keep the lettuce fresh during transportation. This not only helps to keep the freshness of the fruit, but it also increases its shelf life, decreasing waste and perhaps increasing profits for our local farmers.
This programme demonstrates LEKMA’s dedication to supporting our local agricultural community and ensuring that our high-quality produce reaches a larger market.

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) held its fourth quarter and annual review meeting for 2023 on Monday, December 11, 2023, at the Teshie assembly hall. Honourable Mordecai Quarshie, Municipal Chief Executive, attended the meeting, along was Ing. John Tsikor, Municipal Coordinating Director, and other department and unit heads. The meeting examined the assembly’s achievements and problems in 2023, as well as its plans and strategy for 2024. The meeting also evaluated the assembly’s performance in terms of revenue generation, service delivery, infrastructure development, environmental cleanliness, and social welfare. The assembly staff was complimented for their hard work and dedication throughout the meeting, and they were advised to strengthen their areas of weakness and improve on their areas of strength. The assembly’s partners and stakeholders were also acknowledged for their cooperation and support.

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA), in partnership with the Ghana Armed Forces and the National Service Secretariat, conducted a community-wide clean-up exercise. The initiative aimed to promote cleanliness, environmental awareness, and community participation. Residents were encouraged to actively participate in the clean-up efforts, ensuring that streets, public spaces, and neighborhoods remained free from litter and debris. The community came together to make the municipality cleaner and more vibrant!. During this period, all shops were closed, allowing business owners and residents to focus on tidying up their surroundings.

On December 8, 2023, the Ghana Military Service (GMS) and the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly carried out a joint medical drill at Teshie Salem.
The exercise was part of the GMS’s efforts to improve environmental cleanliness and public health in the Ledzokuku neighbourhood. The medical team educated the population about preventative health practices like hygiene, nutrition, and immunisation.

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly kindly invites you to the 39th National Farmers Day Celebration at the McDan Astro Turf, Teshie Alloway. Come and let’s join our Farmers to Celebrate and honour them.

In order to protect livestock health, Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) Veterinary Services has organised a vaccination campaign against Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) in the bustling hamlet of Teshie. This programme aims to protect goats and sheep from an acute or subacute viral disease that causes fever, necrotic stomatitis, diarrhoea, pneumonia, and, in some cases, death.
Dedicated veterinary officers, armed with syringes and vials of PPR vaccine, worked tirelessly to immunise these important creatures. The technique entailed carefully administering the vaccination to each goat and sheep, ensuring their health and resilience against this dangerous disease.

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) held a preparatory meeting for the departmental budget presentation meeting on Tuesday, May 16, 2023 at the assembly hall in Teshie. The meeting was attended by the Municipal Chief Executive, Honourable Mordecai Quarshie, the Municipal Coordinating Director, Ing. John Tsikor, and other heads of departments and units.
The meeting discussed the following matters:
Review of the 2023 budget performance and challenges
Discussion of the 2024 budget guidelines and priorities
Allocation of time slots and formats for the departmental budget presentations
Any other matters
The meeting aimed to ensure that the departments and units were ready to present their budget proposals for the year 2024, and to address any issues or concerns regarding the budget process. The meeting also sought to align the budget proposals with the vision and mission of the assembly, and the national and regional development plans.
The meeting was part of the assembly’s efforts to promote good governance and accountability, and to enhance the development and welfare of the municipality.

In line with Gaps identified during the 2021 District Performance Assessment Tool (DPAT), a two (2) day training workshop on Local Governance Act (2016) Act 936 and Local Government Service Protocols was organized by Management for staff of the Ledzokuku Municipal Asembly (LeKMA) on Tuesday 7th – Wednesday 8th November 2023 at GNAT Hall, Teshie.

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) visited and participated in the dried maize for yield data event on Friday, October 27, 2023 at the Teshie Salem Experimental Station. The event was organized by the Modernizing Agriculture in Ghana (MAG) project, with support from the World Bank and the Ministry of Food and Agriculture1.
The event aimed to collect and analyze the yield data of different maize varieties grown under different agronomic practices, such as irrigation, fertilizer, and pest management. The event also aimed to identify and promote the best performing and resilient maize varieties for the farmers in the municipality.

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly hosts the first Ordinary General Assembly meeting in the Assembly Hall. The Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. Mordecai Quarshie, the Municipal Coordinating Director of LeKMA, the Presiding Member of the Assembly, Assemblymen within the Municipality, and heads of departments at LeKMA of the various departments/units attended the meeting, which saw quarterly discussions and assessments of the Assembly’s progress reports.

Department heads and unit representatives alternated in giving presentations on their work progress.

Assessments and questions were asked to determine the presentation provided by the various heads on the status of their work.

The following is the agenda for the meeting.

Agenda

1. Opening Prayer /Remarks,
2. Reading and Confirmation of Previous Minutes,
3. Matters arising from Previous Minutes,
4. Presentation and Approval of 2023 Composite Budget,
5. Presentation and Approval of 2023 Fee Fixing Resolutions,
6. Presentation and Approval of 2023 Revenue Action Plan,
7. Presentation and Approval of 2023 Annual Action Plan,
8. Presentation and Discussion of Executive Committee Report,
9. Other Matters,
10. Closing Remarks.

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) agric office held a web base training session on Thursday, October 19, 2023 at the agric office in Teshie. The training session was facilitated by the Modernizing Agriculture in Ghana (MAG) project, with support from the World Bank and the Ministry of Food and Agriculture.
The training session aimed to enhance the capacity and skills of the agric staff and farmers on various topics, such as:
Food to food fortification
Soil fertility management
Climate smart agriculture
Post-harvest handling
Marketing and value addition

The 2024 Budget was presented by the Municipal Co-ordinating Director, Mr. John Tsikor and the Municipal Budget Analyst Mad. Patience Danku at the Accra Beach Hotel, Nungua on the 11th October, 2023. The presentation touched on all aspects of functions of the Assembly, these included Roads, Education, Agriculture, Health, Environment, Sanitation, Tourism and Infrastructure among others.
It also covered vision, mission and cover function of the Assembly, financial performance of the Assembly in Revenue Mobilization and Expenditure.
In 2023 the Assembly budgeted for GHC 22,939,546.60 and collected GHC 10,799,956.50 as at August 2023. The presented budget included projects undertaken in 2023. They included Educational infrastructure, foot bridges, renovation on Health and Educational infrastructure, re-construction of roads, local economic activities and sanitation.
It also budgeted for Government flagship programmes and adopted policy activities. The budget also presented Revenue and Expenditure projections and projects to be undertaken in 2024

In October 2023, the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) participated in a big event aimed at collecting tomato yield data. This event was a significant step forward in agricultural data collection and analysis, with the goal of enhancing tomato cultivation operations and productivity.
LeKMA’s participation in this event demonstrates their dedication to assisting local farmers and encouraging environmentally friendly agricultural techniques. The data acquired during this event will provide significant insights into tomato yield trends, assisting in the identification of areas for improvement and potential productivity-boosting techniques.

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) attended and participated in a bell pepper and cucumber harvest for yield data event at the Teshie Salem Experimental Station. The event was organised by the Modernising Agriculture in Ghana (MAG) project. The event’s goal was to collect and analyse yield data for several bell pepper and cucumber types cultivated using various agronomic approaches, such as irrigation, fertiliser, and pest management. The programme also aimed to identify and promote the most productive and hardy bell pepper and cucumber varieties for the municipality’s farmers.

On October 9, 2023,  Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) held a substantial training programme for farmers on container/backyard gardening at St Anns – Teshie Catholic Church. This effort was part of LeKMA’s greater objective of continuously improving livelihoods and providing enough socioeconomic infrastructure in a fair and sustainable manner for the Municipality’s residents.
The programme sought to provide local farmers with the knowledge and skills they needed to maximise their agricultural output in limited locations, such as backyards or tiny pieces of land. Farmers can cultivate a variety of crops in a controlled environment using planting containers, resulting in greater yield and food security.

The Ledzokuku Municipal Education Directorate organizes a Cervical Cancer awareness at LEKMA 5&9 Primary School at Teshie.

Tree planting initiatives are a vital part of combating climate change, and the efforts in Ledzokuku are no exception. These activities not only help sequester carbon dioxide but also restore natural ecosystems and promote biodiversity. In the heart of Ledzokuku, a community-driven movement is taking root. Volunteers, local organizations, and environmental enthusiasts come together with a common goal: to plant trees and combat the adverse effects of climate change.

The presiding member of Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly, Rev Richard Annang Aryeh has charged the youth of Teshie in the greater Accra Region to celebrate this year annual Homowo festival in peace.
He said for some time now, the celebration of the annual Homowo festival by the chiefs and people of Teshie is characterized by misunderstanding, confusion and fighting.
Rev Annang said this at a brief ceremony to present food items to the clans of Teshie on behalf of Ledzokuku Municipal assembly to support the Homowo celebration. He caution them that the law will deal with anyone who will engage in disturbances during the celebration.
Mr. John Tsikor,the Municipal Coordinating Director said the situation in Teshie has to do with chieftaincy issue and called for peaceful settlement of it. He said the assembly is spending a lot of money which should have gone into developmental project to maintain peace.
Mr. Tsikor therefore appealed to the Minister of Chieftancy Affairs, the Greater Accra Regional Coordinating Council and the Regional House of Chiefs to speed up the process to resolve the dispute.
Nii Gbetsorlor, the chief of t Teshie expressed his gratitude to the assembly for the donation.
Rev Annang Aryeh was optimistic that next year Homowo celebration should be different and should not give way to security presence.
The items included maize, red oil, soft drinks, Castle Bridge among others

On August 17th and 18th, 2023, Ledzokuku witnessed a significant stride towards resilience against disasters. Two new Disaster Volunteer Groups (DVGS) were inaugurated, marking a pivotal moment in community-led disaster risk reduction.

These groups, composed of dedicated local volunteers, underwent intensive training to become adept at identifying risks, implementing prevention strategies, and leading response efforts. The training covered:

• Risk assessment techniques.
• Effective communication during disasters.
• First aid and emergency response protocols.

The inauguration of these DVGS is more than just an event; it’s a commitment by the people of Ledzokuku to take charge of their safety and well-being. These volunteers are not just responders; they are educators, innovators, and advocates for a safer community.

An IGF technical committee meeting of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly was held on Monday, August 14th, 2023. The meeting which took place at the Assembly Hall saw the attendance of the M.C.E, Honourable Mordecai Quarshie, the Municipal Coordinating Director, Ing. John Tsikor and some key heads of Departments and Units at the Assembly.
The matters discussed at the meeting included analytical presentation on revenue items and updates on the 2023 property rate bills.

The District Development Data platform organizes training workshop for selected Metropolitan Municipal and District Assembles (MMDAs) in Accra on the District Development Data web-based platform for data capturing, Monitoring and Evaluation designed to improve on database management by the Metropolitan Municipal and District Assembles (MMDAs) as well as track performance of service delivery held at the Tema Metropolitan Assembly.

The Municipal Education Directorate monitoring on Rabies Prevention with Veterinary Doctor@ Camp 2, Anglican A& B, Bethlehem Presby Basic

As we navigate the complexities of COVID-19 vaccination, engaging stakeholders is pivotal for success.

• Community Meetings: Engage community leaders, religious figures, and influencers. Address concerns and build trust.
• Training Workshops: Equip healthcare workers with knowledge about vaccine safety, administration, and adverse events.
• Infrastructure Enhancement: Strengthen health facilities for efficient vaccine distribution

A Core Management meeting of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly was held on Monday, July 3rd, 2023. The meeting which took place at the Assembly’s conference room saw the attendance of the M.C.E, Honourable Mordecai Quarshie, the Municipal Chief Director, Ing. John Tsikor and some key heads of Departments and Units at the Assembly.
The matters discussed at the meeting included construction of shed for food vendors, mounting of gantries on some inner roads to prevent heavy trucks from plying them in order to preserve these roads and the election of temporary stores around the land at Manet Junction in order to temporarily protect it.

A Core Management meeting of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly was held on Monday, June 26th, 2023. The meeting which took place at the Assembly’s conference room saw the attendance of the M.C.E, Honourable Mordecai Quarshie, the Municipal Coordinating Director, Ing. John Tsikor and some key heads of Departments and Units at the Assembly.
The matters discussed at the meeting included distribution of 2023 BOP and property rates, management of waste containers and toilet facilities in the Municipality, painting of schools, construction of shed for food vendors and setting up interventions to improve health service delivery within the Municipality.

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) convened its second quarter Municipal Planning Coordinating Unit (MPCU) meeting on Friday, June 23, 2023, at Teshie’s assembly hall. Honourable Mordecai Quarshie, Municipal Chief Executive, attended the meeting, as did Ing. John Tsikor, Municipal Coordinating Director, and other department and unit heads.
The meeting addressed the following issues:
Review of prior minutes.
Discussion on the 2023 mid-year budget review.
Departments and units present their second quarter operations.
And any further concerns
The meeting sought to examine the assembly’s progress and challenges during the first half of the year, as well as to plan and strategy for the second half of the year. The meeting also evaluated the assembly’s performance in terms of revenue generation, service delivery, infrastructure development, environmental cleanliness, and social welfare.

Mrs. Ivy Rita Adjei Twum the Human Resource from the Education Directorate giving out Rabies Prevention Educational resource materials to participants for schools to use during sensitization

In a powerful alliance, the (MHMT) and the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) are joining forces to raise awareness during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Here’s how we’re making a difference:

1. Community Engagement:
   • Radio Campaigns: Tune in to local radio stations for informative broadcasts on breast cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment.
   • Community Talks: We’re organizing interactive sessions in neighborhoods, schools, and community centers. Experts will discuss risk factors, self-examination, and the importance of regular screenings.
2. Screening Clinics:
   • Mobile Clinics: Our joint efforts include mobile breast cancer screening clinics. These clinics will visit various communities, offering free or low-cost mammograms and clinical breast exams.
   • School Screenings: We’re collaborating with schools to provide age-appropriate education and screenings. Early awareness can save lives.
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From May 2nd to May 30th, 2023, the Ledzokuku Municipal dedicated itself to a critical mission: raising awareness about flood disaster prevention. Through a series of workshops, community meetings, and educational campaigns, residents were empowered with knowledge and strategies to safeguard their homes and neighborhoods against the threat of flooding. The campaign emphasized the importance of early warning systems, proper land use, and the construction of resilient infrastructure.

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly Education Directorate held a Dental screening  for students at the Teshie Community Clinic as the Municipal commemorate World Oral Health Day

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) held its second quarter audit committee meeting on Wednesday, May 17, 2023 at the assembly hall in Teshie. The meeting was chaired by Mr. Henry Addo Opoku, with all committee members present.
The meeting discussed the following matters:
Review of previous minutes
Discussion of external auditor’s report for 2022
Discussion of internal audit report for the first quarter of 2023
Any other matters
The meeting aimed to review the financial performance and accountability of the assembly, and to address any issues or recommendations raised by the auditors. The meeting also sought to ensure compliance with the relevant laws and regulations, and to enhance the internal control systems of the assembly.

An IGF technical team meeting of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly was held on Thursday, May 11th, 2023. The meeting which took place at the Assembly Hall saw the attendance of the M.C.E, Honourable Mordecai Quarshie, the Municipal Coordinating Director, Ing. John Tsikor and some key heads of Departments and Units at the Assembly.
The matters discussed at the meeting included analytical presentation on revenue items and updates on the 2023 property rate bills.

From April 24th to 28th, 2023, the schools in the Ledzokuku community became arenas of learning and empowerment, not just for academics but for life-saving knowledge on disaster prevention. A comprehensive sensitization exercise was rolled out, focusing on flood and fire safety, alongside climate change-related disasters.

Students and teachers engaged in interactive sessions, where experts demonstrated practical safety measures and shared insights on the science of climate change. The program aimed to:

• Equip students with the skills to respond effectively to emergencies.
• Foster a culture of safety and preparedness within the educational environment.
• Encourage proactive measures to mitigate the impact of climate-related disasters.

This initiative is a shining example of proactive education, preparing our youth to lead the way in building a resilient and informed community.

The More Hope for Disabled Foundation (MHFDF) and the Foundation for Educational and Cultural Empowerment Ghana (FENCE-GHANA) held a joint event at the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) assembly hall in Teshie on Saturday, April 15, 2023. The event was part of the MHFDF’s efforts to support its members to gain a meaningful means of livelihood.
The event featured various activities, such as:
A motivational talk by Mr. Samuel Asare, the founder and director of FENCE-GHANA, who shared his inspiring story of overcoming disability and achieving success in education and entrepreneurship.

Curious Minds, a non governmental organization based in Teshie, on Friday, 21st April, 2023, held a community sensitization and awareness program on Open Defecation for selected natives from the Municipality.

Dubbed: AGENDA FOR TEAM HEAD’S CAPACITY BUILDING FOR OUT OF SCHOOL YOUTH
CHAMPION’S TO END OPEN DEFECATION IN TESHIE, the program saw the sensitization of twenty-five indigenous participants drawn from the coastal communities in the Municipality to champion the course of ending open defecation.

Various speakers took turns to extend education on statistics, cause, effect as well as consequences in engaging in the menace.

Again, participants also demonstrated in a presentation what was assimilated and how they will engage folks along the coast to stop open defecation.

All stakeholders of the program pledge to maximize efforts to keep the environment keep and improve upon insanitary conditions that has bedeviled the coastal areas.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LekMPC) Holds A Technical Sub-Committee Inspection on 13th April, 2023.

The inspection took place on various locations such as South Teshie, North-West Teshie and Obediben.
It was supervised by the Secretary of the Spatial Planning, key members of the committee and some members of the heads of departments and units of the assembly.

A First Quarter MPCU meeting of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly was held on Tuesday, April 13th, 2023. The meeting which took place at the Assembly Hall saw the attendance of the Municipal Coordinating Director, Ing. John Tsikor and some key heads of Departments and Units at the Assembly.
The matters discussed at the meeting included presentation of Fourth Quarter and Annual Progress Report by Departments and Units.

A budget committee meeting meeting of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly was held on Wednesday, March 29th, 2023. The meeting which took place at the Assembly’s conference room saw the attendance of the Municipal Coordinating Director, Ing. John Tsikor and some key heads of Departments and Units at the Assembly.
The matters discussed at the meeting included discussion of Budget performance for 2022 against 2021 and analysis between 2023 and 2022 first quarter performance.

On Wednesday, March 8, 2023, the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) convened a meeting of its rate assessment committee in the Teshie conference hall. The Municipal Coordinating Director, Ing. John Tsikor, as well as other department and unit leaders, as well as a few chosen company and property owners from the municipality, attended the meeting.
The following topics were covered in the meeting:
reading and agreeing to the prior minutes.
issues pertaining to earlier minutes.
Talk about property owners’ petitions.
Other issues.
The gathering aimed to examine the assembly’s rates and levies for various services and facilities, as well as resolve any ratepayer issues or complaints. The gathering also aimed to improve income mobilisation and financial management at the assembly.
The meeting was part of the assembly’s attempts to promote good governance and accountability while also improving the municipality’s development and welfare.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Technical Sub-Committee Meeting on 2nd March 2023.

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 committee and some members of the heads of departments and units of the assembly.

Breast cancer awareness creation on radio, and screening in schools and communities

• LeKMA: Collaborate with local radio stations to air PSAs (Public Service Announcements) about breast cancer awareness, emphasizing the importance of regular screenings. Healthcare professionals, survivors, and advocates for live interviews. Discuss symptoms, risk factors, and screening methods.

In a concerted effort to promote optimal nutrition for infants and young children, the Ledzokuku-Krowor Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) is partnering with local communities. Here’s a glimpse of our collaborative initiative:

1. Community Demonstrations:
   • LeKMA is organizing practical sessions in selected communities to demonstrate proper infant and young child feeding practices.
   • These demonstrations focus on essential aspects such as breastfeeding techniques, complementary feeding, and dietary diversity.
2. Awareness and Education:
   • Through community gatherings, LeKMA disseminates knowledge about the importance of early nutrition.
   • We emphasize exclusive breastfeeding, timely introduction of complementary foods, and balanced diets.
3. Empowering Caregivers:
   • LeKMA engages parents, caregivers, and community health workers.
   • We equip them with evidence-based information and skills to enhance feeding practices.
4. Monitoring and Support:
   • Regular follow-ups ensure sustained adherence to recommended feeding practices.
   • LeKMA collaborates with health facilities and community leaders to provide ongoing support.

Together, we strive to nurture healthy, thriving children by fostering informed feeding choices.

LeKMA gardens cultivates fresh vegetables. Contact patience on 0554825964 to place your orders.

The Municipal Chief Executive for Ledzokuku municipal assembly Mordecai Quarshie has assured the people of Teshie that the inner roads which are in a deplorable situation would be tackled, come next year .
He conceded that the year 2022 has been a challenging one, however he thanked God that he has taken us through the year and God’s willing next year, the Teshie roads will see a face lift.
The MCE, during his community engagement with the people of Teshie earlier in the year, promised that the inner roads in Teshie would be tackled. Mordechai Quarshie gave the assurance in his Christmas message during LeKMA Festival of nine lesson and carols service at Teshie in Accra.
He urged all to pray for better years ahead to our country “PRAY FOR PEACE FOR GHANA” he stressed.
He was optimistic that very soon prices of goods and services would come down, the Ghana cedi would also appreciate against the dollar when government begin with gold oil deal.
The Municipal Chief Executive commended the staff of the Assembly for working tirelessly during the year and urged all to work harder for the Assembly to achieve its targets in 2023.
The Municipal Coordinating Director, John Tsikor used the occasion to challenge the staff to appreciate God’s love in the year 2022.He advised them to use the occasion to build bridge and renew their love in the coming year.
The nine lesson were read by some selected heads of departments.
The sermon for the occasion was delivered by Rev .Marshlands Osabutey of St. Paul Methodist Cathedral, Tema Community one under the theme “WE NEED ANOTHER CHRISTMAS ”.
Featuring at the programme were LeKMA choir and Platinum choir.

The Municipal Planning Coordinating Unit (MPCU), a statutory body of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) held its fourth quarter and annual review meeting for the year on Tuesday, December 20 2022 at the Municipal Assembly hall, Teshie.

The meeting, which saw the quarterly and annual review of progress reports and Activities of all Departments/Units of the Assembly was attended by all Heads of the various departments/units.

Heads of Department as well as representatives of Units took turns to give presentations on the progress of their work during the year.

Assessments and questions were asked to ascertain the presentation delivered by the various heads on the progress of their work during the year.

Below is the agenda discussed during the meeting;

1. Review of previous minutes
2. Review of Fourth Quarter and Annual Progress Report by Departments & Units
3. Any Other Business

LeKMA harvests produce from the LeKMA vegetable garden. Place your order now.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Spatial Planning Committee meeting on 6th December 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

Mr. Baffour Kyei Fripong is LeKMA OVERALL BEST FARMER 2022. Congratulations to our gallant farmers.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Technical Sub-Committee meeting on 24th November 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. 

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Spatial Planning Committee meeting on 17th November 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.

A Fourth Quarter MPCU meeting of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly was held on Tuesday, November 15th, 2022. The meeting which took place at the Assembly Hall saw the attendance of the Municipal Coordinating Director, Ing. John Tsikor and some key heads of Departments and Units at the Assembly.
The matters discussed at the meeting included presentation of Fourth Quarter and Annual Progress Report by Departments and Units.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Technical Sub-Committee meeting on 15th November 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.

The 2022 Regional Budget Hearing which was organized from Wednesday, 26th to Monday, 31st October, 2022 was held successfully.
At this event, the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly hosted two other Assemblies namely; Krowor Municipal Assembly and Tema West Municipal Assembly as was mandatory for zone 5. The event took place at the Oak Plaza Hotel, Spintex.
The Budget Hearing is backed by the Public Financial Management Act, 2016(ACT 921), and Public Financial Management Regulations, (L.I. 2378).
Stakeholders from the Greater Accra Regional Coordinating Council, Local Government, Decentralization and Rural Development Ministry, and the Ministry of Finance were present to evaluate the effectiveness of the Implementation of Medium Term Development Plan (MTDP).

In attendance were also Civil Society Organizations, Opinion leaders, citizens of the state, as well as the media. This gave everyone the opportunity to have an open discourse and to scrutinize the Assemblies’ overall revenue and expenditure budget.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LekMPC) Holds A Technical Sub-Committee Inspection on 8th November, 2022.

The inspection took place on various locations such as East Airport, Obediben, Teshie-Nun Housing Est, Agblezah, Naaflajor, Okpoi-Gonno, North-West Teshie and Martey Tsuru.
It was supervised by the Secretary of the Spatial Planning, key members of the committee and some members of the heads of departments and units of the assembly.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Spatial Planning Committee meeting on 27th October 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.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Technical Sub-Committee meeting on 13th October 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.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Technical Sub-Committee meeting on 6th October 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.

The Municipal Planning Coordinating Unit (MPCU), a statutory body of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) held its third quarter meeting on Tuesday, September 27 2022 at the Municipal Assembly hall, Teshie.

The meeting, which saw the quarterly discussions and assessments of progress reports based on Action Plan and Activities of all Departments/Units of the Assembly was attended by all Heads of the various departments/units.

Heads of Department as well as representatives of Units took turns to give presentations of their progress of work.

Assessments and questions were asked to ascertain the presentation delivered by the various heads on their progress of work.

Below is the agenda discussed during the meeting;

1. Review of previous minutes
2. Discussion of 2023 Annual Action Plan
3. Presentation of Third Quarter Activities By Departments & Units
4. Any other matters

The Municipal Development Planning Officer charged the various officers to deliver these documents on time to facilitate its progress and onward forwarding to the regional coordinating council on time

Assembly members of Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly has taken a decision to change the name of LEKMA Hospital to Teshie General Hospital. The decision was taken after a motion was accepted by member of the assembly at the second general meeting of the assembly.

The Municipal Chief executive, Mordecai Quarshie appealed to members of the Assembly to step up the campaign on payment of building permit fees.

He said most developers in the municipality failed to pay for or apply for building permit before undertaking development. He tasked members to take up challenge to spread the message. “We have to collect the money to enable the assembly undertake development projects” he stressed. He reminded them that payment of building permit has been regularised by the assembly and therefore those who have not pay or apply for it should come forward to do that.

He assured members that the assembly is in the process to engage department of urban roads to support the assembly. He reiterated that the roads would be fixed and a new ones constructed.

The Member of Parliament for Ledzokuku, Ayiku, said he identified challenges in the municipality that needed to be fixed. He mention roads and sanitation among others.

He said the road networks in the municipality are in bad shape with potholes. He tasked the roads engineer to wrok extra hard to fix the roads.

He expressed his willingness to support the Assembly anytime the need arises.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LekMPC) Holds A Technical Sub-Committee Inspection on 29th September, 2022.

The inspection took place on various locations such as North Teshie, Agblezah, Naaflajor, Okpoi-Gonno and Airport Hills.
It was supervised by the Secretary of the Spatial Planning, key members of the committee and some members of the heads of departments and units of the assembly.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LekMPC) Holds A Technical Sub-Committee Inspection on 22nd September, 2022.

The inspection took place in Martey Tsuru and was supervised by the Secretary of the Spatial Planning, key members of the committee and some members of the heads of departments and units of the assembly.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Spatial Planning Committee meeting on 13th September 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.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Technical Sub-Committee meeting on 8th September 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.

The Tourism, Arts and Culture section of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly in collaboration with Ga Adangbe Group(Italy) and the various Teshie Kpashimoi groups/flags held the final award winning competition this morning at OBonu TV…the competition started last week with all the 8 groups namely, Ghana, Jah labour, Tafo ye feo , Akornor Greece, Mind U, Ananse,Korle worko and Six with which 4 out of the 8 flags passed for the final contest. At the end of the competition, Mind U emerged as winners, followed by Jah Labour, Ananse and Tafo ye feo. Congratulations to Mind U and Ayekoo to all the Kpashimo group. Afii babaoo aya ni eba nina wo.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Spatial Planning Committee meeting on 18th August 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.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Technical Sub-Committee meeting on 9th August 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.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Spatial Planning Committee meeting on 28th July 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

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Technical Sub-Committee meeting on 21st July 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.

The Budget Department of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly held their 2nd Quarter Budget meeting on Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at the Municipal Assembly hall. The coordinating Director for the municipal, Eng. John Tsikor was the chairperson for this meeting. In attendance were, Mrs Patience Dogbey Danku, head of the budget\rating unit, staff of the budget\rating unit, Director of health, social welfare and community development, finance officer, head of MIS(Management Information Systems) etc.

Mrs Patience D. Danku, took the staff present through the agenda below…..

1. Reading and confirmation of previous minutes
2. Matters arising
3. Discussion of 2022 Revised Revenue & Expenditure Budget.
4. Discussion of strategies to achieve Revenue target for 2022
5. Other matters

A Second Quarter MPCU meeting of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly was held on Tuesday, June 28th, 2022. The meeting which took place at the Assembly Hall saw the attendance of the Municipal Coordinating Director, Ing. John Tsikor and some key heads of Departments and Units at the Assembly. The matters discussed at the meeting included revision of 2022 Annual Action Plan and presentation by Departments and Units on 2022 implemented programmes and projects.

In support  of this year’s Green Ghana Day Celebration from the 10^th June 2022 to 30^th June 2022  the Ledzokuku National Disaster Management Organization collaborated with the Municipal Assembly to distribute and  plant additional trees within the Municipality to achieve the agenda of planting Twenty Million trees and the benefits associated with it.

The Municipal Planning Coordinating Unit (MPCU), a statutory body of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) held its second quarter meeting on Tuesday, June 28 2022 at the Municipal Assembly hall, Teshie.

The meeting, which saw the quarterly discussions and assessments of progress reports based on Action Plan and Activities of all Departments/Units of the Assembly was attended by all Heads of the various departments/units.

Heads of Department as well as representatives of Units took turns to give presentations of their progress of work.

Assessments and questions were asked to ascertain the presentation delivered by the various heads on their progress of work.

Below is the agenda discussed during the meeting;

1. Review of previous minutes
2. Revision of 2022 Annual Action Plan
3. Presentation by Departments and Units on 2022 implemented programmes and projects
4. Any Other Business

The Municipal Development Planning Officer charged the various officers to deliver these documents on time to facilitate its progress and onward forwarding to the regional coordinating council on time

The Ledzokuku National disaster management organization conducting assessment and pump water out of Jordan Methodist school classrooms after 14^th June 2022 heavy downpour of rain.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Spatial Planning Committee meeting on 16th June 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.

The Community Development Unit of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly in collaboration with the Ledzokuku Municipal Directorate of the Ghana Education Service (GES) organized a seminar on Personal and Menstrual Hygiene in Commemoration of the World Menstrual Hygiene Day, 2022 on the theme “making menstruation a normal fact of life by 2030” with support from Sunda Ghana Limited distributors of Softcare sanitary pads.

The Ledzokuku Municipal Education Director Mr. Victor N. Tawiah gave the key note address, where he encouraged to students to maintain the highest form of personal hygiene both during their periods and off periods. He encouraged students not to stay away from school during their periods as draws back their academic’s efforts but resort to the use of sanitary pads and modern materials aimed at keeping them clean to enable them attend classes.

As part of the celebration students were taken through basic personal hygiene principals and safe and effective ways of using and disposing off sanitary pads by Mrs. Sheila Arthur, a senior staff of the LeKMA Hospital Antenatal Unit.

On behalf of Sunda Ghana Limited the Unit Head of the Department of Community Development Madam Genevieve Ofosu-Amaah made a donation of boxes of sanitary pads to students of both Oreilly Senior High School and Teshie Presby Senior High School.

The Assistant headmistress of Oreilly Senior High School, Madam Rabiatu Asimiru was full of praise for the organizers for hosting the World Menstrual Hygiene Day celebrations in her school and thanked Sunda Ghana Limited for donating sanitary pads to students of both Oreilly and Teshie Presby Senior High Schools. She encouraged other organizations to emulate the kind gesture exhibited by Sunda Ghana Limited by supporting Oreilly Senior High School and other schools within the municipality.

The programme was held at the Oreilly Senior High School, Okpoi Gonno Teshie. In attendance were students and staff of Oreilly Senior high school and Teshie Presby Senior High School. Other dignitaries that graced the occasion included Staff of Community Development Unit, Municipal School Health Education Programme (SHEP) Officer Madam Patience Adams-Brown, Municipal Special Education Officer Ms. Elizabeth Akrong, and Municipal Early Childhood Education Officer Mrs. Priscilla Apronti.

The celebration was interspersed with poetry recitations by Yasmine Donkor a student of Oreilly Senior High School.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Spatial Planning Committee meeting on 19th May 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.

A Core Management meeting of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly was held on Monday. The meeting which took place at the Assembly’s conference room saw the attendance of the M.C.E, Honourable Mordecai Quarshie, the Municipal Coordinating Director, Ing. John Tsikor and some key heads of Departments and Units at the Assembly.
The matters discussed at the meeting included environmental health issues and progress made by the MIS unit on the property rate bills.

Sensitization exercise organized by the Natonal disaster Management organization on floods, fire safety and climate change at Lascala Market, Tso eshi market Adoemli, Demo, Mangoaese, Tse Teshie Zongo  and other part of the municipality. The organization sensitized markets women, food vendors, on fire and climate change related disasters. Again, similar public awareness campaign programmes were organized for the inhabitants of Teshie, especially, landlords, landladies, tenants and residents, stressing more on the hazards associated with inferior and poor wiring of electrical fittings in homes and the effects of open burning.

The Budget Department of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly held their 1st Quarter Budget meeting on Thursday, April 7, 2022 at the Municipal Assembly hall. The coordinating Director for the municipal, Eng. John Tsikor was the chairperson for this meeting. In attendance were, Mrs Patience Dogbey Danku, head of the budget\rating unit, staff of the budget\rating unit, Director of health, social welfare and community development, finance officer, head of MIS(Management Information Systems) etc.

Mrs Patience D. Danku, took the staff present through the agenda below…..

1. Reading and confirmation of previous minutes
2. Matters arising
3. Discussion of Budget performance for 2021 against 2020
4. Analysis between 2022 and 2021 first quarter performance
5. Other matters

The Municipal Planning Coordinating Unit (MPCU), a statutory body of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) held its first quarter meeting on Wednesday, March 30 2022 at the Municipal Assembly hall, Teshie.

The meeting, which saw the quarterly discussions and assessments of progress reports based on Action Plan and Activities of all Departments/Units of the Assembly was attended by all Heads of the various departments/units.

Heads of Department as well as representatives of Units took turns to give presentations of their progress of work.

Assessments and questions were asked to ascertain the presentation delivered by the various heads on their progress of work.

Below is the agenda discussed during the meeting;

1. Review of previous minutes
2. PowerPoint presentation of first quarter activities by Departments and Units
3. Any other business

The Municipal Development Planning Officer charged the various officers to deliver these documents on time to facilitate its progress and onward forwarding to the regional coordinating council on time

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 7^th March 2022 to 15^th March 2022 and on the 10^th August 2022 to 19^th August 2022 in communities such as Accra Tema road, Century Road, Manet Junction, etc.

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.

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.

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.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Spatial Planning Committee meeting on 24th February 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.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Technical Sub-Committee meeting on 17th February 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. 

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LEKMPC) Holds A Technical Sub-Committee Inspection on 8th February, 2022

The inspection which took place on various locations such as South Teshie, Obediben, North-West Teshie, Hedzoleman, North Teshie and East Airport.
And supervised by the Secretary of the Spatial Planning, key members of the committee and some members of the heads of departments and units of the assembly.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LeKMPC) holds a Spatial Planning Committee meeting on 27th January 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.

MCE planted a tree to begin the planting of trees in Ledzokuku Municipality. Let’s go planting

Inspection of Storm Drain construction by Hon Evelyn Twum-Gyamrah at Teshie Central “More Time” ahead of the rains. Supervision by Hydrological Service Dept of Min of Works & Housing & Ledzokuku Municipal Roads Dept

Inspection of phase II construction of fence wall around the northern cluster of school by Hon.Evelyn Twum-Gyamrah,MCE,Lekma together with the Presiding Member Hon. Richard Annag Aryeh .