Adjei Domson Submits His Nomination Form Ahead Of AOB-NPP Parliamentary Primaries In April 25th.
Hundreds Of Delegates And Party Supporters Accompanied Former DCE Of Asikuma Odoben Brakwa District, Honourable Emmanuel Adjei Domson As He Submitted His Nomination Forms Ahead of April NPP Parliamentary Primaries.
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The Party of office of the New Patriotic Party in Breman Asikuma, the District Capital of the Asikuma Odoben Brakwa Constituency earlier yesterday, February 14, 2020 was stormed by massive crowd comprising of Party Delegates and supporters who accompanied Honourable Adjei Domson to submit his nomination forms as he Contest the incumbent member of Parliament, Honourable Anthony Effah for the third time at the parliamentary primaries come April 25th.
The Sintim Media team spotted some key members of the party who are great supporters of Adjei Domson‘s ambition of becoming the next Parliamentary Candidate in the ticket of NPP, win power and help transform lives, bring back massive projects and innovative initiative in helping develop the constituency.
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Many of which include; the current NASARA & NADMO Coordinator Hon. Ibrahim Fuseni, Former Constituency Secretary Hon. Francis Benyi and several influential delegates.
WhoisAdjeiDomson ?
Emmanuel Adjei Domson – Former DCE – AOB
Emmanuel Adjei Domson is a Ghanaian Politician and a former District Chief Executive for the Asikuma Odoben Brakwa District.
He hails from Breman Asikuma in the Asikuma Odoben Brakwa District in the Central Region of Ghana.
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He holds two masters degrees. One in Law and Governance from the University of Cape Coast and a second masters degree in MediaCommunication Studies from the University of Education, Winneba both in Ghana.He is a proud Alumni of the University of Ghana, Legon.
He had his “O” Level education at Breman Asikuma secondary School In 1993 and preceded to the Presbyterian boys secondary schools where he completed in 1995, having attended Breman Asikuma Ahmadiyya Primary School.
He is now the managing partner for RODOM consultancy in Accra. A consultancy firm that focuses on management training and consultancy services for key government departments and agencies.
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Emmanuel Adjei Domson is a true party man, having served as party agent for Honorable PC Appiah Ofori in 1996 elections at Anhwiam camp and as an active member of the youth wing in the days of Matthew Annan as chairman of the party, between 2000 and 2004.
He was part of the Hon. P.C. Appiah Ofori team canvassing for votes in the constituency leading to victories for Prez Kuffour and P.C Appiah Ofori and becoming the District Chief Executive from 2005. He did more than anyone before him and after him since he left office.
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All the major town roads in the district were done under his tenure as DCE and the good leadership of Hon. P.C Appiah Ofori. He helped built infrastructure in almost every small community in the district and every town and village,
He built the Brakwa Senior High School in the year 2000 at Brakwa to give Brakwa the exposure and balance expected, built more junior high schools for communities in Brakwa like Afofosu, edusosia, and Eshiem.
After constructing odoben roads, he went on to build schools like odoben Presbyterian basic, odoben catholic and Islamic schools and increased infrastructure at Odoben Senior High School. He also built the Twirdua bridge, providing schools and kitchen to Nankese and schools in Nkwanta Nando
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He brought international visitors to the district than any one before and after him.
He provided school feeding and kitchen facilities in Abuakua, Amoanda, Ayipey , Benin , ohiahyeda, Nankese among other villages.
The Breman Asikuma traffic lights were built by him to help stop road accidents on market days, built all the schools like ahmadiyya, Presby, col Baidoo, Methodist, and a clinic at Breman Asikuma SHS.
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He is best remembered for removing the 70 year old landfill site apaja popularly called apaja bola and built a community center there to serve as a gathering place for the people although successive DCE’s hasn’t contributed to it.
Adjei Domson has travelled extensively to Several continents on earth and being a public speaker at conferences with Personalities like Prof. Wole Soyinka, Hon. Adefari a former senator of Lagos state in Nigeria and attended the United Nations conference in New York and several Conferences and meetings in the UK.
He brought many dignitaries to the district than anyone, by bringing more foreign support to the district and getting more dignatories to the district including the current speaker of parliament.
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He provided more support to young people by assisting them to gain admission to training colleges and even up to a medical school at korle Bu. He is the first DCE to build teachers quarters and schools at Buame Nkwanta, Asabiem, Fankyenko and Amanbete
His vision is to expand the frontiers of the district to municipality level with increased access to cutting edge development of the district and restore the dwindling fortunes of the district, then empower theinhabitants of the district and bring direct foreign investment to the district.
He is charismatic, visionary , competent , unifier , good speaker and intellectually astute.
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He is dare to ensure that, we also get our fair share of the national cake like roads, factories and others that we have been denied for so long.
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Portia Nana Akua Pinamang has called on the government to urgently reform Ghana’s SIM registration process, describing the exercise as one that has repeatedly placed unnecessary pressure and frustration on ordinary citizens.
According to her, while the objective of SIM registration is understandable especially in the fight against fraud and cybercrime the way the exercise is implemented often creates avoidable hardships for many Ghanaians. She noted that in a country that is steadily developing its digital economy, systems should be strong enough to ensure that such nationwide exercises are carried out smoothly without disrupting people’s daily lives.
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Over the years, SIM registration exercises in Ghana have often been characterized by long queues at telecom service centers, slow registration systems, and confusion among citizens about the exact requirements needed to complete the process. Many people are forced to spend hours waiting to register their SIM cards, sometimes returning multiple times because the systems are down or registration officers are overwhelmed by the number of people.
For traders, drivers, artisans, and other workers who rely on their mobile phones for business and communication, these delays can affect their daily income. In busy commercial areas, people sometimes abandon their work for long periods just to ensure their SIM cards are not disconnected. In many cases, registration officers struggle to handle the crowds due to limited equipment and personnel.
The situation is even more challenging in rural communities where access to registration centers is limited. Residents often have to travel long distances to towns where telecom operators have set up registration points. For many of them, this means spending additional money on transportation simply to complete a process that should ideally be fast and accessible.
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Another major frustration for citizens has been the repeated nature of SIM registration exercises. Many Ghanaians who have previously registered their SIM cards have at times been asked to re-register due to new policy changes or database integrations. This repeated process creates the impression that previous exercises were either poorly coordinated or not properly implemented.
Despite these concerns, the government insists that SIM registration remains an important step in tackling rising cases of cybercrime and mobile money fraud. The Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George, has indicated that new measures are being introduced to improve the system and make it more effective.
Among the reforms being discussed is a stronger integration between telecom operators and the national identity database. By linking SIM cards directly to the Ghana Card system, authorities believe it will become easier to verify identities and track individuals who engage in fraudulent activities through mobile networks.
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The minister has also spoken about improving digital registration systems to reduce congestion at registration centers. This could allow more people to complete parts of the process online, limiting the need for physical visits to telecom offices.
However, Portia Nana Akua Pinamang believes that the true test of these reforms will be how they are implemented on the ground. She emphasized that policies may look good on paper, but if the systems remain slow, inaccessible, or poorly coordinated, the frustrations experienced by citizens will continue.
She therefore urged the government to prioritize efficiency, expand registration infrastructure across the country, and ensure that technology is used to simplify the process rather than complicate it.
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“SIM registration is important for national security and for fighting fraud,” she noted. “But it should not become a recurring burden for citizens every time a new policy is introduced.”
According to her, if the government succeeds in building a reliable and efficient system, SIM registration can finally become a simple administrative process instead of a stressful national exercise for millions of Ghanaians.