41 female MPs-elect who will serve in Ghana’s 9th parliament

Ghana’s 9th Parliament is poised to make history with a record-breaking number of female Members of Parliament (MPs).

A total of 41 women have been elected to the 9th Parliament, representing a significant step forward in the country’s efforts to achieve gender equality in political representation.

Among the new female MPs are:

Elikplim Akurugu – Dome Kwabenya (NDC),

Ewurabena Aubynn – Ablekuma North (NDC)

Ernestina Ofori Dangbey – Agona West (NDC)

Ebi Bright – Tema Central (NDC)

Joana Gyan Cudjoe – Amenfi Central (NDC)

Prof Dr Grace Ayensu-Danquah – Essikado-Ketan (NDC)

Lawrencia Dziwornu – Akuapem South (NDC)

Mavis Kuukua Bissue-Boateng – Ahanta West (NDC)

Rachel Amma Owusuaa – Dormaa East (NDC)

Naa Koryoo Okonor – Awutu Senya East (NDC)

Nasira Afrah Gyekye – Sekyere Afram Plains (NDC)

Emelia Arthur – Shama (NDC)

Jean Marie Formadi – Biakoye (NDC)

Felicia Adjei – Kintampo South (NDC)

Fatahiya Abdul Aziz – Savelugu (NPP)

Ida Adjoa Asiedu – Ayensuano (NPP)

Laurette Korkor Asante – Atiwa West (NPP)

Shirley Kyei – Atwima Nwabiagya (NPP)

Gloria Owusu – Trobu (NPP)

Adelaide Ntim – Nsuta/Kwamang/Beposo (NPP)

Emelia Ankomah – Upper Denkyira East (NDC)

Queenstar Pokuah Sawyerr – Agona East (NDC)

Laadi Ayamba – Pusiga (NDC)

Dr Zanetor Rawlings – Korle Klottey (NDC)

Linda Ocloo – Shai Osudoku (NDC)

Dzifa Gomashie – Ketu South (NDC)

Dorcas Affo Toffey – Jomoro (NDC)

Elizabeth Ofosu Adjare – Techiman North (NDC)

Comfort Doyoe Cudjoe-Ghansah – Ada (NDC)

Rita Naa Odoley Sowah – La Dadekotopon (NDC)

Gizella Akushika Tetteh-Agbortui – Awutu Senya West (NDC)

Joycelyn Tetteh – North Dayi (NDC)

Zuweira Mohammed Ibrahim – Salaga South (NDC)

Della Adjoa Sowah – Kpando (NDC)

Abena Osei Asare – Atiwa East (NPP)

Mavis Nkansah Boadu – Afigya Kwabre East (NPP)

Patricia Appiagyei – Asokwa (NPP)

Akanvariba Lydia Lamisi – Tempane (NDC)

Agnes Naa Momo Lartey – Krowor (NDC)

Helen Ntoso – Krachi West (NDC)

Theresa Awuni – Okaikwei North (NDC)

These women will play a crucial role in shaping the country’s future, addressing the challenges facing their constituents, and contributing to national development.

Their election is a testament to the power of women’s leadership and a reminder that women can make a meaningful difference in politics.

Citinewsroom