List of MPs elected in the 1965 Ghanaian parliamentary election
Appearance
Colonial Era | |
1951 Assembly | (election) |
1954 Assembly | (election) |
1956 Assembly | (election) |
First Republic | |
1957 Parliament | (election) |
1965 Parliament | (election) |
Second Republic | |
1969 Parliament | (election) |
Third Republic | |
1979 Parliament | (election) |
Fourth Republic | |
1st Parliament | (1992) |
2nd Parliament | (1996) |
3rd Parliament | (2000) |
4th Parliament | (2004) |
5th Parliament | (2008) |
6th Parliament | (2012) |
7th Parliament | (2016) |
8th Parliament | (2020) |
9th Parliament | (2024) |
This is a list of members of parliament appointed to represent the various constituencies of Ghana in 1965.
Composition
[edit]In 1964 a constitutional amendment was passed by the CPP majority in parliament to make the country a One-party state. All members of the 1965 parliament therefore belonged to one political party; the Convention People's Party. Additional constituencies were created compared to the previous parliament and 10 females were appointed to parliament by the President. All were members of the Convention Peoples Party.
Affiliation | Members |
---|---|
Convention People's Party (PP) | 198 |
Total | 198 |
List of MPs elected in the general election
[edit]The following table is a list of MPs elected in 1965, ordered by constituency.
Elected Members[edit] | |||||
Constituency | Elected MP | Elected Party | Comment | Previous MP | Previous Party |
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Abetifi | Benjamin Kofi Asamoah | CPP | |||
Abirem | Kwamena Tuffuor Ampem | CPP | |||
Ablekuma | Sophia Doku (formerly Eastern Region MP) |
CPP | |||
Abura | Joseph Essilfie Hagan | CPP | Joseph Essilfie Hagan (Abura Asebu) |
CPP | |
Ada | Andrews Kwabla Puplampu | CPP | Andrews Kwabla Puplampu (Ada) | ||
Adansi | John Young Ghann | CPP | John Young Ghann (Adansi Banka) |
CPP | |
Adeiso | Kwasi Sintim Aboagye[1] | CPP | Kwasi Sintim Aboagye (Akim Abuakwa) |
CPP | |
Adidome | Ferdinand Koblavi Dra Goka | CPP | Ferdinand Koblavi Dra Goka (Central Tongu) |
CPP | |
Adaagya | Edward Kojo Duncan-Williams | CPP | |||
Adotobri | Samuel Antwi Kwaku Bonsu | CPP | |||
Afadzato | David Kwaku Ziga | CPP | |||
Afigya-Kwabre | Yaw Konadu | CPP | |||
Afram | Erasmus Isaac Preko | CPP | Erasmus Isaac Preko | CPP | |
Agona | Martin Kyerematen | CPP | |||
Agona Nsaba | Swinthin Maxwell Arko | CPP | |||
Ahafo Ano | John Kwasi Appiah | CPP | |||
Ahantah | A. E. Inkumsah | CPP | A. E. Inkumsah (Ahanta Shama) |
CPP | |
Ajumako | Anthony Seibu Alec Abban[1] | CPP | Anthony Seibu Alec Abban (Ajumako Asikuma) |
CPP | |
Akan Bowiri | Theodore Obo Asare Jnr | CPP | |||
Akan Wawa | Kojo Obed Amoako-Prempeh[2] | CPP | |||
Akim Manso | Kofi Agyare | CPP | |||
Akrokerri Dompoase | Kwasi Nsarkoh | CPP | |||
Akropong | Kingsley Asiam | CPP | Kingsley Asiam (Akwapim South) |
CPP | |
Akuapem Mampong | Andrew Yao Kwasi Djin | CPP | |||
Akwamu | Michael Paul Ansah | CPP | |||
Akyim Tafo | Bartholomew Ebassuah Kwaw-Swanzy | CPP | |||
Akyimpim | Mark Kwami Hayford | CPP | |||
Amanano | Margaret Ocran | CPP | |||
Amansie | James Kojo Obeng | CPP | |||
Anlo | Cornelius Dartey Tay | CPP | |||
Aowin | Kwamina Egyir Asaam | CPP | P. K. K. Quaidoo (Amenfi-Aowin) |
CPP | |
Asamankese | Margaret Selina Martei | CPP | |||
Asankragua | James Kwame Twum | CPP | James Kwame Twum | CPP | |
Asante Mampong | Comfort Asamoah | CPP | Comfort Asamoah (Ashanti Region) |
CPP | |
Ashanti Akim | Serwaa Annin | CPP | Charles de Graft Dickson | CPP | |
Asebu | Edward Benjamin Kwesi Ampah Jnr | CPP | Joseph Essilfie Hagan (Abura Asebu) |
CPP | |
Asesewa | Kofi Batsa | CPP | |||
Ashiedu Keteke | Emmanuel Kwamina Crentsil | CPP | Nkrumah became President | Kwame Nkrumah | CPP |
Asikuma | Kodwo Sam Annan | CPP | Anthony Seibu Alec Abban (Ajumako Asikuma) |
CPP | |
Asin-Apimanim | James Alfred Kwesi Dougan | CPP | |||
Asokwa | Osei Owusu Afriyie | CPP | Osei Owusu Afriyie | CPP | |
Assin-Atandaso | Daniel Buadi | CPP | |||
Asutifi | Edward Kwadwo Twumasi | CPP | |||
Atebubu | William Ntoso | CPP | |||
Ateiku | Kodwo Addison | CPP | |||
Avenor | Nelson Kwami Maglo | CPP | Nelson Kwami Maglo[3] | CPP | |
Awutu-Senya | N. A. Welbeck | CPP | N. A. Welbeck (Awutu Senya) |
CPP | |
Axim | Isaac Abraham Amihere[2] | CPP | |||
Ayawaso | Kweku Akwei | CPP | |||
Bantama | Sulemanu Kwame Tandoh | CPP | |||
Battor | Stephen Allen Dzirasa | CPP | Stephen Allen Dzirasa | CPP | |
Bawku | Baba Ayagiba | CPP | Baba Ayagiba | CPP | |
Bechem | Lucy Anin | CPP | Lucy Anin (Brong-Ahafo Region) |
CPP | |
Begoro | Kofi Asante Ofori-Atta | CPP | Kofi Asante Ofori-Atta (Akim Abuakwa Central) |
CPP | |
Bekwai | Joseph Dawson Wireko | CPP | |||
Berekum | Isaac William Benneh | CPP | Isaac William Benneh | CPP | |
Biakoye | Sylvanus Desmond Magnus-George | CPP | |||
Bimbilla | Nantogma Atta | CPP | |||
Birimagya | Victoria Tagoe | CPP | |||
Bole | Emmanuel Adama Mahama | CPP | Emmanuel Adama Mahama (Gonja West) |
CPP | |
Bolgatanga | Ferdinand Anthony Chanayireh | CPP | |||
Bongo | William Atia Amoro[2] | CPP | William Atia Amoro | CPP | |
Bosomtwe | John Kwaku Bonsu | CPP | |||
Buem | Eric Kwame Heymann | CPP | Francis Yao Asare | CPP | |
Chereponi | Rowland Isifu Alhasan | CPP | |||
Chiana | Agnes Tahiru | CPP | |||
Dangbe | Edward Ago-Ackam | CPP | Edward Ago-Ackam (Dangbe-Shai) |
CPP | |
Dayi | Martin Theodore Djan | CPP | |||
Denkyimanfu | Ekow Daniels | CPP | |||
Denkyira | Kobina Hagan | CPP | F. E. Tachie-Menson | CPP | |
Dompim | Joseph Ampah Kojo Essel | CPP | |||
Dormaa | Stephen Willie Yeboah | CPP | Stephen Willie Yeboah | CPP | |
Dormaa-Drobo | Nicholas Anane-Agyei | CPP | |||
Duayaw-Nkwanta | Joseph Kingsley Baffour-Senkyire | CPP | |||
Dutasor | Kofi Kra Kpatakpa | CPP | |||
Dzodze | Charles Ahiadzro Adzofia | CPP | Charles Ahiadzro Adzofia (Dzodze East) |
CPP | |
Edina-Eguafo | Francis Edward Techie-Menson | CPP | Francis Edward Techie-Menson (Denkyria) |
CPP | |
Effutu | Alfred Jonas Dowuona-Hammond | CPP | Alfred Jonas Dowuona-Hammond (Awutu) |
CPP | |
Ekumfi | Kwaku Boateng | CPP | Kwaku Boateng (Ekumfi Enyan) |
CPP | |
Enyan-Breman | Alex Quaison-Sackey | CPP | Kwaku Boateng (Ekumfi Enyan) |
CPP | |
Funsi | Bukuli Bakubie | CPP | |||
Ga | Paul Teiko Tagoe | CPP | Paul Teiko Tagoe | CPP | |
Gamashie | Henry Sonnie Torgbor Provencal | CPP | |||
Garu | Jambaidu Awuni | CPP | Jambaidu Awuni (Kusasi Central) |
CPP | |
Gbi | Frank Kwami Tsaku | CPP | |||
Goaso | Solomon Kwame Opoku | CPP | |||
Gomoa | Grace Ayensu | CPP | Grace Ayensu (Western Region) |
CPP | |
Gomoa-Ajumako | Kojo Botsio | CPP | Kojo Botsio | CPP | |
Gomoa-Asin | Thomas Dominic Baffoe | CPP | |||
Guan | Paul Edward Affum Okwabi[4][5] | CPP | |||
Gushiegu | Sulemana Ibun Iddrissu | CPP | Sulemana Ibun Iddrissu (Dagomba North) |
CPP | |
Ho | Emmanuel Yaw Attigah | CPP | Emmanuel Yaw Attigah (Ho East) |
CPP | |
Jaman | Saarrah Adu-Gyamfi | CPP | |||
Jirapa | Robert Gbari-Gariba | CPP | |||
Jomoro | John Benibengor-Blay | CPP | John Benibengor-Blay (Western Nzima) |
CPP | |
Juabeng | Sarpong Kumankuma | CPP | Issac Boaten Asafu-Adjaye (Juaben-Edweso) |
UP | |
Juabeso-Bia | Kwaw Ampah | CPP | |||
Juaso-Bankaman | Stephen Agyei Owusu-Ansah | CPP | |||
Kade | Kwesi Amoako-Atta[2] | CPP | Kwesi Amoako-Atta {Akim Abuakwa West) |
CPP | |
Keta | Christian Kobla Dovlo | CPP | |||
Kibi | Kwesi-Ghapson | CPP | |||
Kintampo | Victoria Nyame | CPP | |||
Klotey Tenashie | Ehi Wonyanolo Dowuona | CPP | |||
Koforidua | Michael Osae Kwatia | CPP | |||
Komenda Abriem | Kobina Orleans Thompson | CPP | |||
Konongo-Odumasi | Osei Kojo Fori | CPP | |||
Kpandai | Gilbert Takora Dramanu | CPP | |||
Kpando | Regina Asamany (Volta Region) |
CPP | |||
Kpasempke | Mahama Nantogmah | CPP | |||
Kpeshie | Ebenezer George Tanti | CPP | |||
Krachi | Joseph Kodzo | CPP | Joseph Kodzo (Akan Krachi) |
CPP | |
Kraboa-Coaltar | Theodore Kofi Danso | CPP | |||
Kukuom | Baffour Kwabena Senkyire | CPP | |||
Kusamongo | Samuel Seidu Sakara | CPP | |||
Kusanaba | Ayeebo Asumda | CPP | Ayeebo Asumda (Kusasi West) |
CPP | |
Kwabeng | Samuel Osabutey Tetteh | CPP | |||
Kwabre | Joseph Mainoo | CPP | |||
Kwame Danso | Wilfred Yawo Nyami | CPP | |||
Kwanwoma | Isaac Joseph Adomako-Mensah | CPP | Isaac Joseph Adomako-Mensah (Atwima Amansie) |
CPP | |
Lambussie | William Namebi | CPP | |||
Lawra | William Gangmir Wononuo | CPP | Abayifaa Karbo (Lawra Nandom) |
UP | |
Manhyia | Daniel Emmanuel Asafo-Agyei | CPP | Daniel Emmanuel Asafo-Agyei Kumasi North |
CPP | |
Manso | Kofi Badu | CPP | |||
Mfantsiman | Kofi Baako | CPP | Kofi Baako (formerly Saltpond) |
CPP | |
Mponua | Martin Appiah Danquah | CPP | |||
Mpraeso | Ofosu Henebeng | CPP | |||
Nabdam | Tubrow Kapeon Yentu | CPP | Tubrow Kapeon Yentu (Frafra East) |
CPP | |
Nandom | Chemogoh Yabepeni Deri | CPP | Abayifaa Karbo (Lawra Nandom) |
UP | |
Nanton | Susanna Al-Hassan | CPP | Susanna Al-Hassan (Northern Region) |
CPP | |
Nalerigu | Mumuni Bawumia | CPP | Mumuni Bawumia (South Mamprusi East) |
CPP | |
Navrongo | Lawrence Rosario Abavana[1] | CPP | Lawrence Rosario Abavana (Kassena-Nankani South) |
CPP | |
Nkawkaw | Daniel Ernest Mensah | CPP | |||
Nkoransa | George Obeng Boateng | CPP | |||
Nkroful | Isaac Kwadwo Chinebuah | CPP | |||
Nkwanta | Anthony Berkolai Quartey | CPP | |||
Nkwatia | Samuel Kofi Ntiamoah | CPP | |||
Nsuta-Kwamang | Atta Mensah | CPP | |||
Nsawam-Aburi | Lily Appiah | CPP | |||
Nwabiagya | Ernest Moses Opoku | CPP | Benjamin Freeman Kusi (Atwima Nwabiagya) |
UP | |
Obuasi | Robert Okyere Amoako-Atta[2] | CPP | Robert Okyere Amoako-Atta | CPP | |
Oda | Albert Kwame Onwona-Agyemang | CPP | |||
Odumase | Abraham Mate Johnson | CPP | |||
Offinso | Joseph Abrensu Owusu-Ansah | CPP | |||
Oguaa | Kojo Abraham[1] | CPP | Nathaniel Azarco Welbeck | CPP | |
Okaikwei | Robert Mensah Abbey[1] | CPP | Robert Mensah Abbey (Accra West) |
CPP | |
Osudoku | Edmund Nee Ocansey | CPP | |||
Paga | Clement Kubindiwo Tedam | CPP | Clement Kubindiwo Tedam (Kassena-Nankanni North) |
CPP | |
Prestea | Samuel Emanful Arkah | CPP | Samuel Emanful Arkah (Wassaw Central) |
CPP | |
Pusiga | Cecelia Anayori Bukari-Yakubu | CPP | |||
Saboba | Joseph Henry Allassani[2] | CPP | Joseph Henry Allassani (Dagomba East) |
CPP | |
Salaga | Joseph Adam Braimah | CPP | Joseph Adam Braimah (Gonja East, Yeji and Prang) |
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Sandema | Akantigsi Afoko | CPP | Akantigsi Afoko (Builsa) |
CPP | |
Savelugu | Salifu Yakubu | CPP | |||
Sefwi-Bibiani | James Kodjoe Essien | CPP | James Kodjoe Essien (Bibiani) |
CPP | |
Sekondi | John Arthur | CPP | John Arthur (Sekondi-Takoradi) |
CPP | |
Sekyere | Krobo Edusei | CPP | Krobo Edusei (Sekyere East) |
CPP | |
Sekesua | Emmanuel Narh Korley | CPP | |||
Shai | Emmanuel Adotei Maclean | CPP | Edward Ago-Ackam (Dangbe Shai) |
CPP | |
Shama | Christiana Wilmot | CPP | Ashford Emmanuel Inkumsah (Ahanta-Shama) |
CPP | |
Sogakofe | Benjamin Alphonsus Konu | CPP | Benjamin Alphonsus Konu (South Tongu) |
CPP | |
Somanya | Emmanuel Humphrey Tettey Korboe | CPP | Emmanuel Humphrey Tettey Korboe (Yilo Krobo) |
CPP | |
Some-Aflao | John K. Tettegah | CPP | |||
Subin | Mohammed Babaley Sulemana | CPP | |||
Swedru-Achease | Mary Winfred Koranteng | CPP | Mary Winfred Koranteng (Eastern Region) |
CPP | |
Suhum | Kwaku Amoa-Awuah[2] | CPP | Kwaku Amoa-Awuah (Abuakwa East) |
CPP | |
Sunyani | Kyere Awua Gyan | CPP | |||
Swedru | Emmanuel Kobla Bensah | CPP | Emmanuel Kobla Bensah (Agona Swedru) |
CPP | |
Takoradi | Kwesi Armah | CPP | |||
Tamale | Ebenezer Adam | CPP | |||
Tan-Banda | Paul Acheampong Cofie Atuahene | CPP | |||
Tarkwa-Aboso | Timothy Ansah | CPP | |||
Techiman | Christopher Samuel Takyi | CPP | |||
Tema | Zuberu Baba Shardow | CPP | |||
Tempane | Bukari Yakubu | CPP | |||
Teppa | Robert Nuaku Baffour-Awuah | CPP | |||
Tolon | Yakubu Tali (Tolon-Na) | CPP | Yakubu Tali (Tolon-Na) (Dangomba South) |
CPP | |
Tongo | David Dogbilla Balagumyetime | CPP | |||
Tumu | Imoru Egala | CPP | Imoru Egala | CPP | |
Wala | Mumuni Adams | CPP | |||
Walewale | Mahama Tampurie | CPP | |||
Wassaw-Akropong | William Kwabena Aduhene | CPP | William Kwabena Aduhene (Sefwi Wiawso) |
CPP | |
Wego | Paulina Senanu | CPP | |||
Wenchi | Charles Ebenezer Donkoh | CPP | |||
Wechiau | Seidu Hamidu | CPP | |||
Wheta | Kweku Hewlett | CPP | |||
Wiaso | Benjamin Annan Bentum | CPP | |||
Yeapra | James Emmanuel Kwaku Tawiah | CPP | |||
Yendi | Ramatu Baba | CPP | |||
Yiloyono | Andrews Tetteh Amakwata[2] | CPP | |||
Yingor | Hans Kofi Boni | CPP | |||
Zabsugu | Alfred Torponee-Cobla | CPP | |||
Zebila | Awani Akuguri | CPP | |||
Bunkpurugu | De Liman Issahaku | CPP | |||
Asakoduase | Dua Winifred | CPP | |||
Nyakrom-Nkum | Essibrah William Amuah Cadman | CPP | |||
Ejisu | Jantuah Francis Adubobi | CPP | |||
Nadawli | Kaleo Jatoe | CPP | |||
Ejura-Sekyidumase | Jantuah, Kwame Sanaa-Poku | CPP |
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ a b c d e Parliamentary Debates; Official Report, Part 2. Accra: Ghana National Assembly. 1965. p. iii. Retrieved 11 March 2020.
- ^ a b c d e f g h Ghana Year Book 1966. Accra: Daily Graphic. 1966. p. 22. Retrieved 11 March 2020.
- ^ Frazier, Joe (14 November 2015). "Job 600 and Members of Parliament". Graphic Online. Graphic Communications Group Ltd. Retrieved 29 March 2020.
Messrs. K.A Gbedema and Nelson Maglo were the first MPs I saw and listened to. The two gentlemen were CPP Members of Parliament for Keta and Avenor respectively.
- ^ "West Africa Annual, Issue 3". James Clarke. 1966: 79.
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