Why I Support Hon. Boakye Agyarko for National Chairman of the NPP: Alhaji Dr Hafiz Bin Salih
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) is at a crucial turning point. After losing both the presidency and its parliamentary majority in December 2024, the party needs more than just a caretaker. It needs someone who can build, unite, and strategise. I believe Hon. Boakye Kyeremateng Agyarko is that person, and I am proud to support his bid for the position of National Chairman. A Founding Commitment That Cannot Be Faked Some people joined the NPP when it became fashionable, but others helped build it from the ground up. Hon. Agyarko is one of the founders. Since 1992, his connection to the NPP has been based on true conviction, not just convenience. He was the National Campaign Manager during the tough 2012 presidential election, served as Policy Adviser in 2016, and worked as Energy Minister under President Akufo-Addo. With over thirty years of experience, he has a deep understanding and sense of responsibility for the party that few others can offer. It is important to choose a National Chairman with this level of commitment. When the party is in opposition and lacks government resources, unity depends on leaders who are truly loyal, not just looking for opportunities. The Right Diagnosis for What heals the Party. Hon. Agyarko has been open and honest about the NPP’s situation. He summed it up clearly: “We had a solid candidate but a weak party.” This is an honest recognition that by 2024, the party’s internal structures, grassroots networks, and member support had weakened. To win back power in 2028, these issues must be fixed from the ground up. Hon. Agyarko has made rebuilding these structures the main focus of his campaign. A leader who understands the real problem is already halfway to solving it. A Unifier at a Time of Deep Divisions One of the most important qualities in a National Chairman is the ability to bring together different groups within the party. After eight years in power, the NPP has built up some internal disagreements and disappointments. If these issues are not addressed, they can grow and hurt the party at the polls. Who else to foster the impactful reconciliation of fallouts than the venerable Boakye Agyarko, a stalwart who had his low moments with the party in the early days of President Nana Akufo-Addo’s government, yet he never relented on his commitment and loyalty to the NPP. Hon. Agyarko has shown through his nationwide tour that he takes this responsibility seriously. His message to party leaders across the country has been clear: focus on forgiveness, reconciliation, and returning to the NPP’s core values of unity and respect. He has promised to keep an open-door policy, making himself available to any member who feels left out or hurt. This is not just campaign talk; it shows the kind of person he is, which many in the party see as one of his biggest strengths. Right now, the party needs a National Chairman who is respected by everyone, from the grassroots to the top leadership. Grassroots Credibility Built Through Action A National Chairman’s real impact is not measured by speeches at headquarters, but by how strong the party is in every constituency across all sixteen regions. Hon. Agyarko understands this well. His campaign has focused on the grassroots, with direct engagement with constituency leaders all over the country. The Strategic Thinker the Party Needs The NPP also needs a National Chairman who can think strategically about how to return to power. Hon. Agyarko’s professional experience spans over twenty years at the Bank of New York, where he became Vice President, as well as a strong grasp of energy policy. This background gives him discipline and analytical skills that many career politicians do not have. His international banking experience can also help the party raise more funds, especially from Ghanaians living abroad. When in opposition, financial stability is essential for running the party, supporting candidates, and organising voter outreach. Aligned with the Party’s Presidential Direction For the party to succeed in elections, the National Chairman must work well with the presidential candidate. From the start, Hon. Agyarko has said that, if elected, he will fully support Alhaji Dr Bawumia’s 2028 presidential campaign to ensure that he is elected President of the Republic of Ghana. His early visit to the former Vice President, which many in the party praised, showed that he views the chairman’s job as supporting and working closely with the presidential candidate, not competing or seeking personal attention. The unity the party needs is best achieved by someone with Hon. Agyarko’s experience and character, working together with Alhaji Dr Bawumia to win. The Leadership Qualities That Set Him Apart Leadership is shown through actions, not just words. What sets Hon. Agyarko apart from other candidates is not only what he has achieved, but also the character and mindset he brings to his work. Intellectual Depth and Academic Rigour: Hon. Agyarko has a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Economics from the University of Ghana, an MBA in Financial Economics from Pace University in New York, and an Advanced Professional Certificate in Banking from the American Institute of Banking. These qualifications show he is a thinker, planner, and problem-solver. The NPP faces complex challenges in opposition, and it needs a chairman who can tackle them with real analysis, not just words. Discipline and a “No-Nonsense” Track Record: Hon Agyarko has been clear about the kind of chairman he will be, saying: “With my ‘no-nonsense’ track record, I will instil the much-needed discipline among our rank and file.” This is not about being harsh. It recognises that the party’s problems in 2024 were partly due to indiscipline, poor organisation, and unclear accountability. A chairman must have the authority and determination to restore order, and Hon. Agyarko has both. The Ability to Mentor and Inspire: A national chairman who can inspire younger members and mentor the next generation of NPP leaders will help build not just a strong 2028 campaign, but a party that lasts beyond
Strategic Leadership and Electoral Reclamation: The Necessary Calling for the NPP
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) stands at a critical historical junction. Navigating a highly competitive political landscape requires recognising that traditional partisan rhetoric and legacy campaigning are no longer sufficient to guarantee victory. The contemporary Ghanaian electorate is younger, more discerning, digitally connected, and increasingly impatient with standard political promises. For the NPP, “Electoral Reclamation” is not merely about winning the next election cycle; it is about reclaiming the party’s core identity as the pioneer of property-owning democracy, economic competence, and institutional development. To achieve this, the party must treat strategic leadership not as an abstract ideal, but as an immediate operational necessity. To reclaim lost ground, the NPP must first objectively diagnose its recent electoral vulnerabilities. A clinical look at recent voting patterns reveals three distinct challenges: The Squeezed Centre and Floating Voters: The party has faced significant pushback from middle-class, urban, and independent voters who historically favoured the NPP’s technocratic appeal but have grown weary of macroeconomic pressures. The Youth Demography: Ghana’s demographic tilt means first-time and young voters hold the balance of power. This cohort is less moved by historical party loyalty and highly motivated by immediate economic survival, job creation, and digital governance. Grassroots Apathy: Internal friction, perceived elitism, and communication gaps between leadership and local party faithful have occasionally dampened the enthusiasm of the party’s most vital asset: its grassroots mobilisers. Strategic leadership begins from within. If the NPP is to present itself as the fit instrument to lead Ghana forward, it must demonstrate peerless organisational discipline internally. – Institutionalising Unity and Healing Factions: Political transition and internal primaries invariably leave bruises. Strategic leadership demands a deliberate, structured reconciliation mechanism that integrates aggrieved factions into the mainstream campaign machinery. – Merit-Based Party Administration: Transitioning party operations from ad-hoc electioneering to a continuous, data-driven corporate structure. Constituency and regional executives must be equipped with modern management tools, KPIs, and resource flows that do not dry up between election cycles. – Balancing the Technocrat and the Politician: The NPP’s greatest strength has often been its policy depth. However, policy must be translatable. Leadership must ensure that complex socio-economic interventions are coupled with empathetic, grassroots-friendly political marketing. Reclamation requires a proactive strategy to dominate the national narrative and re-secure critical voting blocs. – Message Discipline and Narrative Control: The party must move away from defensive politics. The narrative must aggressively focus on forward-looking solutions, contrasting the party’s structural development achievements with the alternatives. Every party communicator must speak from a unified, fact-checked script. – Aggressive Digital and Youth Mobilisation: The battle for the minds of the youth is happening online. The party must deploy sophisticated, decentralised digital campaign structures-utilising micro-influencers, localised content, and interactive platforms- to meet young voters where they live. – Grassroots Empowerment: Reclaiming lost constituencies requires decentralising resources directly to the polling station level. When local foot soldiers feel valued, adequately resourced, and respected, their capacity for door-to-door mobilisation remains unmatched. The NPP has historically been the party that rises to meet national challenges with intellectual rigour and democratic resilience. The current political climate does not favour the complacent. By embracing a renewed framework of disciplined leadership, internal unity, and modernised voter engagement, the NPP can successfully answer this calling, not just to win an election, but to secure its legacy as the definitive architect of Ghana’s progress. Hafiz Bin Salih (PhD) Member, National Council (NPP) Former Upper West/East Regional Minister Source: Apexnewsgh.com
From Classroom to Cabinet: Dr Hafiz Bin Salih’s Journey Recognised by ICMP USA
It began with a single classroom in Ghana, a place where young minds were shaped, and where one educator discovered a calling far bigger than textbooks. For three decades, that calling guided a quiet, determined leader through the corridors of schools, the challenges of grassroots educational reform, and eventually into the highest levels of public administration. From leading local institutions to serving as a Regional Minister, every step was driven by the same unwavering belief: that leadership rooted in integrity and strategy can transform communities. Now, that lifelong commitment has earned a new honour. The Institute of Chartered Management Professionals (ICMP USA) has featured this seasoned leader in its prestigious Leaders in Management series, a recognition reserved for those who inspire excellence and advance global management practice. “I am absolutely delighted and deeply honoured,” they shared, reflecting on the milestone. “My focus has always been to lead with commitment, integrity, and a dedication to sustainable institutional development.” As a Chartered Management Professional, this feature feels less like a destination and more like a reaffirmation. It underscores a powerful truth: that professional discipline, governance, and strategic vision, when woven together, can create lasting impact in institutions and across entire regions. With heartfelt gratitude to ICMP USA for championing professionals who empower people and elevate leadership worldwide, this leader looks ahead with renewed excitement. The journey that started in a Ghanaian classroom has come full circle, now inspiring a global audience, one story at a time. Source: Apexnewsgh.com
Wala State Honours Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih With a Citation
On Wednesday, 10th September 2025, His Majesty Wa Naa Fuseini Seidu Pelpuo IV, Overlord of the Wala State, on the occasion of the climax of the 2025 Dumba Festival, presented a citation to Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih. Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih, a distinguished public servant and proud son of the Upper West Region, has exemplified the essence of patriotism and statesmanship through his remarkable service. During his tenure as Regional Minister under the esteemed leadership of His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, Dr. Bin Salih demonstrated unwavering dedication, diligence, and humility, effectively bridging the gap between government initiatives and the needs of the people. Throughout his tenure, Dr. Bin Salih remained resolute in his commitment to advancing the welfare of the Region’s people. His leadership was characterized by an open-door policy, fostering strong relationships with traditional authorities and promoting peace and harmony among diverse communities. The Wala State remains deeply grateful for his respectful engagement with traditional institutions and his tireless efforts to drive development. On this occasion of the 2025 Dumba Festival, the Wala State, under the noble leadership of His Majesty Wa Naa Fuseini Seidu Pelpuo IV, takes great pride in celebrating Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih for his exemplary service, devotion to duty, and unwavering loyalty to the people of the Upper West Region. This citation stands as a testament to our profound appreciation and a reminder of the enduring bond between visionary leadership and selfless service to humanity. “May Dr. Bin Salih continue to inspire future generations with his legacy of public service, and may his contributions forever be etched in the annals of our shared history”. Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih holds the distinction of being the longest-serving Regional Minister of the Upper West Region to date. Notably, he is the only Regional Minister among the five regions of Northern Ghana who served two terms under President Nana Akufo-Addo’s administration, a testament to his unwavering dedication and trustworthiness. As one of the President’s most trusted appointees, Dr. Bin Salih left an indelible mark on the region through his visionary leadership and impactful initiatives. Some of his most notable achievements include: a. Completion and Operationalization of the Regional Hospital in Wa: This landmark project significantly improved healthcare delivery in the region, providing critical medical services to thousands of residents. Autonomy for the Wa Campus of the University for Development Studies (now S.D. Dombo University of Business and Integrated Development Studies): This milestone marked a major step forward in the academic and intellectual growth of the region, empowering the university to chart its own course and expand its educational offerings. b. Completion of the Regional Police Headquarters: This facility will strengthened law enforcement in the region, enhancing security and providing a vital resource for maintaining peace and order. c. Activation of Commercial Flights to and from the Wa Airport: This initiative has greatly improved connectivity, facilitating easier access to the region for business, tourism, and other purposes. d. Completion of the Multipurpose Youth Resource Centre: This centre will serve as a hub for youth development, offering opportunities for skills training, mentorship, and empowerment. e. Establishment of the Waste Processing Plant: This project represents a significant step towards sustainable waste management in the region, promoting environmental cleanliness and public health. Beyond these tangible achievements, Dr. Bin Salih’s leadership was defined by his commitment to peace and stability. He worked tirelessly to foster harmony among diverse communities, ensuring that the Upper West Region remained a beacon of tranquility in the country. His legacy as an impactful leader continues to inspire and shape the future of the region. The ceremony was honored by the presence of esteemed dignitaries, including: Rt. Hon. Alban Bagbin, Speaker of Ghana’s Parliament, Hon. Dr. Rashid Hassan Pelpuo, MP for Wa Central Constituency, Hon. Charles Lwanga Puosung, Regional Minister, Mr. Asiedu Nketia, NDC National Chairman, H.E. Michael Kwame Mumuni, Member of the Council of State. Their presence underscored the significance of the Dumba Festival. Source: Apexnewsgh.com
Executives of Upper West Union in Upper East Region visits Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih in Wa
On Thursday, August 7th, 2025, a delegation of executives from the Upper West Union in the Upper East Region paid a courtesy visit to the residence of Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih, former Regional Minister for Upper West and Upper East Regions. Led by the Chairman and other executives, the team was warmly received by representatives of the former minister, headed by Chief Anyaa, in the minister’s absence. During the visit, the executives expressed their heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Hafiz for his instrumental role in revitalizing the union during his tenure as Upper East Regional Minister. They recounted how the union, which was established in the 1970s, had become dormant in the 1980s and fragmented into smaller groups, such as the Waala Union, Sissala Union, and Daagaba Union, among others. The delegation highlighted the former minister’s hospitality and support, which had significantly contributed to the union’s resurgence. They also acknowledged the late father of Dr. Bin Salih, Alhaji Alhassan Bin Salih, who had played a pivotal role in the union’s early formation in the early 1970s. As a token of appreciation, the union presented a beautifully wrapped gift, consisting of a traditional smock, citation, and the union’s flag, to Chief Anyaa, representing Dr. Bin Salih. In response, Chief Anyaa conveyed Dr. Bin Salih’s gratitude emphasized the importance of such unions in fostering a sense of belonging among members, even when they are away from home. He urged the executives to hold firmly to the union’s objectives and relayed Dr. Bin Salih’s message, encouraging them to work together to build commitment and strengthen the union. The visit concluded on a positive note, with both parties reaffirming their commitment to collaboration and mutual support. May their efforts yield fruitful results and contribute to the growth and development of the Upper West Union in the Upper East Region. The Upper West Union delegation consisted of: 1. Chairman: Mr. Aatare Adamu Mahmud 2. Secretary: Mr. Piela Paul 3. Treasurer: Mr. Sumaila Mohammed 4. Men’s Organizer: Mr. Fredrick Mwinsoayile 5. Women’s Organizer: Miss Felicia Tater Source: Apexnewsgh.com
Upper East Regional Minister Urges Peace After Builsa South Incident at DCE’s Residence
In a recent incident that has sent shockwaves through the Upper East Region, tensions escalated in the Builsa South Constituency following an unsettling act of vandalism. Apexnewsgh reports The residence of Daniel Kwame Gariba, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Parliamentary Candidate and District Chief Executive (DCE) for the Builsa South Assembly, was targeted by looters who ransacked the home, leaving it in disarray and making off with valuable items, including furniture and clothing. In response to this alarming event, Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih, the Upper East Regional Minister, urgently called on the leadership of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to intervene and help restore calm among their supporters. During a media briefing on Monday, Dr. Bin Salih highlighted the critical need for peace in the region, especially considering its fraught history of electoral tensions. He implored the NDC leaders to act swiftly to prevent any further escalation of violence, emphasizing his hope that this incident would remain an isolated occurrence. Dr. Bin Salih has been a pivotal figure in promoting development and social cohesion in the region. His initiatives, including the Gulf of Guinea Northern Regions Social Cohesion project, have resulted in the implementation of 530 infrastructure sub-projects across six regions, aiming to foster unity and progress. However, the chaos in Builsa South marked a stark contrast to his vision for a peaceful community. The vandalism was reportedly tied to the revelry surrounding the recent declaration of Dr. Clement Apaak as the Member of Parliament-elect. Gariba, reflecting on the incident, attributed the attack to “hooligans” who chose to exploit the celebratory atmosphere for their own malicious purposes. “It was some hooligans who took advantage of the celebration to do their own thing,” he explained, distancing the NDC from any sanction of the violent act. Police forces quickly responded to the situation, working diligently to recover stolen items from nearby homes and interviewing those found in possession of the looted goods. Gariba expressed his belief that the actions of these individuals were fueled more by overzealous celebration and a lingering resentment towards his NPP candidacy rather than any organized attempt by the opposition. As the dust settles on this distressing incident, the call for unity and the commitment to peaceful coexistence in the Upper East Region remain as crucial as ever. The actions of the NDC leadership in the coming days may prove pivotal in ensuring that peace prevails and that the community can move forward together. Source: Apexnewsgh.com
Regional Minister Commends Chiefs and People for Peaceful Post-Election Period
Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih, the Regional Minister, in a press briefing on Monday expressed gratitude to the chiefs and people of the Upper East Region. Apexnewsgh reports His voice resonated with appreciation as he commended the people for their peaceful demeanor during and after the recent elections. “Your maturity and responsibility in ensuring a smooth electoral process are commendable,” he remarked, highlighting how the region has showcased a commitment to peace and stability. Speaking about the transfer of power from the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) on January 7, 2025, Dr. Bin Salih urged the NDC members to celebrate their victory with moderation. “While it’s important to acknowledge your success, let us remember the significance of maintaining peace in our community,” he advised. In a spirit of goodwill, the Minister took the time to congratulate the regional NDC chairman and newly elected Members of Parliament, including Mahama Ayariga and James Agalga. However, he noted that his attempts to reach out to Isaac Adongo had not been as successful, emphasizing the importance of peaceful coexistence even amidst such challenges. In a rallying call for unity, Dr. Bin Salih urged both the NPP and NDC to set aside their political differences and collaborate for the greater good of the region. He emphasized that development should be the top priority for all. “Let us come together and work collectively to drive development in Upper East,” he declared, reminding everyone that it is only through joint efforts that they can truly enhance the lives of the people they serve. His heartfelt message resonated with the audience, as they left inspired to foster a spirit of cooperation and bring about positive change in their beloved region. Source: Apexnewsgh.com
Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih Commends Prof. David Millar’s Visionary Leadership
Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih, Upper East Regional Minister, graced the 6th congregation and 10th anniversary of Millar Institute for Transdisciplinary and Development Studies (MITDS) in Bolgatanga as the guest of honor. Apexnewsgh reports In his speech, he commended Prof. David Millar, the founder and former Pro Vice-Chancellor of University for Development Studies, for his visionary leadership in establishing MITDS despite initial discouragement. “Today, Prof. Millar’s perseverance has paid off, as evidenced by the impressive quality of graduates produced by the institute”. The ceremony saw eight PhDs and six MPhils receive their degrees, while Madam Lydia Mamata Bawah Millar and Dr. Salifu Yakubu were conferred honorary doctorate degrees. Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih’s presence underscored the importance of MITDS’ contributions to education and development in the region. As a seasoned administrator and development specialist with over 24 years of experience, Dr. Bin Salih’s endorsement of MITDS’ achievements carries significant weight. According to the Regional Minister, MITDS’ milestone celebration demonstrates its commitment to transdisciplinary research and development, aligning with the mission of the University for Development Studies. The institute’s innovative approach to education, leveraging technology for open admission, tuition, assessment, and certification, has earned recognition from peers and stakeholders. Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih demonstrated his commitment to education by supporting Millar Institute for Transdisciplinary and Development Studies (MITDS) with a generous donation of GHC 20,000. Additionally, he provided GHC 5,000 to recognize the best students, with plans to make this an annual award to motivate students. This type of support can have a significant impact on students’ academic journey. In fact, recognizing students’ achievements through awards can foster a sense of community and encourage others to strive for excellence. The event drew esteemed guests, including officials from Broos Institute led by Marvin Hokstram, Architecture Salifu Yakubu, Dr. Yazeed Abdul-Mumin, representing the Vice-Chancellor of the University for Development Studies, and Alhaji Nurudeen Issa Abubakari, the registrar of UDS. Other notable attendees included chiefs, university representatives, and significant personalities. Source: Apexnewsgh reports
Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih’s Gift of Knowledge and Essential Supplies to Bolgatanga and Bongo District Students
In a heartwarming display of commitment to the future of young minds, Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih, the Upper East Regional Minister, embarked on an inspiring visit to two schools in the Bolgatanga Municipal and Bongo District. Apexnewsgh reports His first stop was the Sumbrungu Atolisum Primary and Junior High School, followed by a visit to the Dalga Model Girl School. As he gathered the students around him, Dr. Bin Salih’s warm smile set the tone for the day. He stood before the eager faces of the children and delivered a powerful speech that resonated with the importance of fulfilling promises, taking their studies seriously, and showing respect to their teachers, parents, and elders. His words served not just as encouragement but also as a gentle reminder of the values that shape responsible citizenship. “I was once in your shoes,” he shared, relating to the students and inspiring them to envision a future where they would occupy significant positions in the country. Each child listened intently, their eyes bright with ambition and possibility, as they realized they, too, could grow up to be leaders just like him and their dedicated teachers. The excitement in the air was electric when Dr. Bin Salih announced a special surprise. He distributed an array of gifts, including refreshing drinks, crunchy biscuits, useful office supplies, and essential sanitary products for the young girls. The atmosphere erupted with joy as the students gleefully accepted these thoughtful donations, their beaming smiles reflecting the gratitude they felt. The impact of Dr. Bin Salih’s visit was undeniable. It not only uplifted the spirits of the students at both schools but also instilled a sense of responsibility and hope for their futures. As they left the event, the children carried with them the powerful message that their hard work would pay off and that they were capable of making a meaningful difference in their communities. It truly was a remarkable day—one that highlighted how leaders, through simple yet profound gestures, can shape the aspirations and dreams of the younger generation. Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih’s dedication and kindness had planted seeds of inspiration that day, promising a brighter future for all. Source: Apexnewsgh.com
SOCO Project Transforms Upper East Region: 217 Projects and Counting!
SOCO Projects numbering 217 has been executed in the Upper East Region. Apexnewsgh reports This was revealed during a press soiree hosted by SOCO. Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih, the Upper East Regional Minister, took the stage to celebrate the project’s profound impact on local communities. Dr. Bin Salih outlined how the SOCO Project has become a beacon of hope and development, significantly improving the lives of residents across the region. The project has invested heavily in critical sectors, bringing a wealth of positive changes that can be clearly seen in the everyday lives of the people. One of the standout achievements has been in education, where 18 new schools have been constructed, offering children a more conducive environment for learning. The healthcare sector has also seen significant advancements, with 25 health facilities established, thereby enhancing access to medical care and strengthening the overall healthcare infrastructure. Economic empowerment has been a focal point of the project, as evidenced by the creation of 26 rural markets that are helping local businesses thrive and invigorate economic activity within the communities. Infrastructure development has not lagged behind; 16 roads and culverts have been built, effectively improving connectivity and facilitating trade among the region’s towns and villages. In terms of sanitation and hygiene, the construction of 108 WASH facilities has greatly improved living conditions and health outcomes for many families. Additionally, the SOCO Project has made strides in agriculture and community engagement by building a small earth dam for water storage, ensuring that agricultural activities can flourish. Four social centers have also been established, providing spaces for community gatherings and support. In total, the project has successfully implemented 217 physical sub-projects across 15 Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies (MMDAs), a testament to its commitment to fostering positive change. Looking ahead, Dr. Bin Salih revealed exciting plans for 2024, with 323 new sub-projects on the horizon. The procurement processes have already been completed, and construction is set to begin, further extending the project’s reach. Additionally, around 800 Common Interest Groups will soon benefit from the Local Economic Development (LED) Grant, which is expected to support over 24,000 people in the region. The SOCO Project isn’t just a local initiative; it’s part of a larger vision aimed at enhancing social cohesion and economic resilience across northern Ghana, Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, and Togo. As the sun sets over the Upper East Region, the future looks brighter than ever, fueled by the promise of continued growth and development. Apexnewsgh.com