Fanteakwa North District

Hon. Abubakar Osman, District Chief Executive (DCE) -Fanteakwa North District

Profile of DCE

Steering this wave of progress is Hon. Abubakar Osman, recently confirmed as District Chief Executive (DCE) with an emphatic 37 out of 40 votes from the District Assembly.

His confirmation marks a turning point in local governance—ushering in leadership grounded in humility, inclusiveness, and service.

Hon. Osman has pledged to lead with compassion and transparency, inviting residents, Assembly members, and stakeholders to co-create solutions that reflect the district’s diverse needs.

“This is not just a title, but a noble calling,” he stated in his acceptance message. “I am here to serve—not to be served—guided by justice, truth, and the wellbeing of our people.”

Under his stewardship, Fanteakwa North is poised for a new chapter defined by unity, sustainability, and results-driven governance. With strategic infrastructure already in place and a leadership vision rooted in empathy and accountability, the district offers a compelling model for local development and inclusive transformation.

About Fanteakwa North District

Fanteakwa North Rising: Civic Leadership and Infrastructure Drive Local Progress

Fanteakwa North District, in the Eastern Region, is emerging as a dynamic hub of development and public service delivery.

With Begoro as its administrative capital, the district’s recent progress showcases a powerful blend of infrastructure improvement, education enhancement, economic stimulation, and governance renewal.

Over the past year, a series of strategic projects have reshaped the district’s landscape.

One of the most transformative is the expansion of Akumersu East D/A Primary School. The addition of a six-unit classroom block, complemented by a modern six-seater toilet facility and a dedicated water storage system, has elevated the learning environment for pupils and staff alike. The project reflects a district-wide commitment to educational access and child-friendly infrastructure.

Equally noteworthy is the construction of a two-storey Community Centre in Begoro. Beyond its architectural stature, the facility is a symbol of civic pride—offering a centralized venue for administrative services, community events, and stakeholder engagements. It stands as a beacon for inclusive governance and participatory development.

Economic revitalization has also found expression in the redevelopment of the Dedeso Lakeside Market. With new open market sheds, modern sanitation amenities, and bathing facilities, the project has breathed life into local commerce. Traders now operate in a cleaner, safer environment that supports small business growth and boosts internally generated funds.

In collaboration with World Vision Ghana, the District Assembly has spearheaded a far-reaching water and sanitation campaign. More than sixty water systems and latrines have been constructed across communities like Abourso, leading to measurable improvements in public health, school attendance, and gender equity in sanitation access.