Ningo Prampram

Hon. Raphael Uriel Nartey -Ningo Prampram

Hon. Raphael Uriel Nartey's confirmation as District Chief Executive (DCE) was the highlight of the event. With a unanimous vote of 100%, he was entrusted with the political leadership of the assembly.

As a trained teacher and Director of Elections for the NDC in the Ningo Prampram Constituency, Hon. Nartey outlined his vision for the district, focusing on infrastructure, education, agriculture, sanitation, and sports development. He emphasized the importance of collaborative leadership and partnerships to drive progress in the district

Ningo-Prampram District: A Gateway to Sustainable Growth and Opportunity

Located just 15 km east of Tema and 40 km from Ghana’s capital, Accra, Ningo- Prampram District spans 622.2 square kilometers of vibrant potential. Bordered by the Gulf of Guinea to the south—with a stunning 37-kilometer coastline—the district is a strategic hub of growth, culture, and innovation.

According to the 2021 Population and Housing Census, Ningo-Prampram is home to 204,673 residents—almost evenly split between men and women—with over 78% living in urban communities. The district’s terrain is richly varied: 60% arable farmland, 25% savannah grassland ideal for livestock, and coastal stretches teeming with tourism opportunities.

Agriculture is the heartbeat of rural life, employing nearly 90% of residents in those areas. Major crops include cassava, rice, maize, mangoes, bananas, watermelon, tomatoes, okro, and pepper. Despite bountiful harvests, the area faces post-harvest losses due to inadequate market access, limited agro-industrial presence, and poor road infrastructure. Along its coastline, fishing sustains thousands of households—though the sector, too, is ripe for modernization.

-Top 4 Strategic Projects Transforming the District

Ningo-Prampram Planned City Extension Project

A transformative $4.8 billion urban development, this project seeks to create 500,000 affordable homes and serviced plots. Key amenities—roads, electricity, water, and waste systems—will support sustainable and inclusive urban growth, preventing slum development.

Modernizing Agriculture in Ghana (MAG) Initiative

Funded by Canada, MAG enhances agricultural productivity and market access. Through targeted training and stakeholder engagement, this project empowers local farmers with innovative, sustainable practices.

Springfield Estate Development Spearheaded by Swami India Ghana Ltd., this luxury estate offers high-end serviced plots and cutting-edge infrastructure. Its presence is reshaping the housing landscape and attracting local and international investors.

Prampram Wind Farm (86MW) This renewable energy venture marks a major step in sustainable development. It promises to supply clean energy, create jobs, and contribute meaningfully to Ghana’s power grid and climate goals.

The Road Ahead Ningo-Prampram is more than just Ghana’s newest district—it’s a mosaic of opportunity. With vast tracts of arable land, a dynamic coastline, and transformative projects underway, the district stands poised to become a beacon of balanced development, where tradition and innovation move side by side.

The DCE is Raphael Uriel Nartey,