List of MPs elected in the 1969 Ghanaian parliamentary election

The election of Members of Parliament (MPs) to the Parliament of the Second Republic was held on 29 August 1969.[1]

Colonial Era
1951 Assembly	(1951)
1954 Assembly	(1954)
1956 Assembly	(1956)
First Republic
1957 Parliament	(1956)
1965 Parliament	(1965)
Second Republic
1969 Parliament	(1969)
Third Republic
1979 Parliament	(1979)
Fourth Republic
1st Parliament	(1992)
2nd Parliament	(1996)
3rd Parliament	(2000)
4th Parliament	(2004)
5th Parliament	(2008)
6th Parliament	(2012)
7th Parliament	(2016)

Seats composition

Affiliation	Members
Progress Party (PP)	105
National Alliance of Liberals (NAL)	29
United Nationalist Party (UNP)	2
People's Action Party (PAP)	2
All People's Republican Party (APRP)	1
Independent (Ind)	1
Total	140
Government Majority	76

List of MPs elected in the general election

The following table is a list of MPs elected on 29 August 1969, ordered by region and constituency.

Table of contents: Ashanti Region • Brong Ahafo Region • Central Region • Eastern Region • Greater Accra Region Northern Region • Upper Region • Volta Region • Western Region Postponed polls • Changes • By-elections • Notes and References • See also • External links and sources

Ashanti Region - 22 seats
Constituency	Elected MP	Elected Party	Majority
Adansi	Stephen Nuamah Mensah	PP
Afigya-Kwabre	Akenten Appiah-Menka	PP
Agona-Kwabre	Victor Owusu	PP
Ahafo-Ano	Hanson Matthew Adjei-Sarpong	PP
Amansie East	Kwabena Adu-Kyei[2]	PP
Amansie Central	Kwame Poku Agyekum[2]	PP
Amansie West	Ohene Buabeng	PP
Asante-Akim North	Emmanuel Kwasi Addae	PP
Asante-Akim South	Nicholas Yaw Boafo Adade	PP
Asokwa	K.G. Osei Bonsu	PP
Atwima-Amansie	Kofi Gyenfi II[3]	PP
Atwima-Mponua	Benjamin Kwaku Owusu	PP
Atwima Nwabiagya	John Kufuor[4][5]	PP
Bantama	Walter Horace Kofi-Sackey	PP
Ejisu-Juaben	Kwame Agyei Boaitey[6]	PP
Mampong North	Reginald Reynolds Amponsah	PP
Mampong South	Joseph Yaw Manu	PP
Manhyia	Dr. Kwame Safo-Adu	PP
Obuasi	Justice Akuamoa Boateng[6]	PP
Offinso	Yaw Brefo Darkwa-Dwamena	PP
Sekyere	Kingsley Abayie[7]	PP
Subin	Dr. Thomas Kwame Aboagye[7]	PP
Brong Ahafo Region - 13 seats
Constituency	Elected MP	Elected Party	Majority
Asunafo	Alfred Badu-Nkansah[6]	PP
Asutifi	Isaiah Kwaku Osei-Duah	PP
Atebubu	Edward Kofi Nkansah[8]	PP
Berekum	Samuel Hene Addae	PP
Dormaa	Dr. Solomon Anso Manson	PP
Jaman	Michael Kwame Attah	PP
Kwame Danso	Joseph Anim-Danso	PP
Nkoransa	Ofresu Kwabena Poku	PP
Sunyani	Joseph Henry Mensah	PP
Tano	Anane Antwi Kusi	PP
Techiman	Akumfi Ameyaw Munufie	PP
Wenchi East	Kofi Abrefa Busia	PP
Wenchi West	Joseph Kofi Amankwah	PP
Central Region - 15 seats
Constituency	Elected MP	Elected Party	Majority
Abura	Dr. John Kofi Fynn	PP
Agona	Joseph Addison Anyan	PP
Ajumako-Breman-Enyan	Duke Joseph Banson[6]	PP
Asikuma-Brakwa	Kweku Sekyi-Appiah	PP
Assin	Isaac Amissah-Aidoo	PP
Awutu-Effutu-Senya	Haruna Esseku[9]	PP
Cape Coast	T.D. Brodie Mends	PP
Denkyira	Charles Omar Nyanor[8]	PP
Ekumfi	Kobina Sekyi-Amua	PP
Gomoa-Akyempim	Oheneba Kow Aduako Richardson	PP
Gomoa-Assin-Ajumako	Frank Abor Essel-Cobbah[9]	PP
Komenda-Edina-Eguafo-Abrem	Samuel Kobina Casely Osei-Baidoo	PP
Mfantsiman-Sebu	James Davies-Quakyi	PP
Swedru-Nyakrom-Nkum	Joseph Godson Amamoo	PP
Twifu-Heman-Denkyira	Victor Ko Aidoo[2]	PP
Eastern Region - 22 seats
Constituency	Elected MP	Elected Party	Majority
Abetifi	Emmanuel Kwadwo Adu[2]	PP
Abuakwa	Gibson Dokyi Ampaw	PP
Nsawam-Aburi	Ebenezer Theophilus Odartei Ayeh	PP
Afram	Benjamin Benson Ofori[10]	PP
Akropong	Alexander Abu Abedi	PP
Asamankese	Alexander Apeatu Aboagye da Costa[7]	PP
Asiakwa-Kwaben	George Oteng	PP
Akwatia	William Ofori Atta[10]	PP
Begoro	Jones Ofori Atta[10]	PP
Birim-Abirem	Solomon Osei-Akoto	PP
Birim-Anafo	Kwabena Kwakye Anti	PP
Dangbe-Shai	Jonathan Tetteh Ofei[10]	NAL
Densuagya	Nana Toa-Akwatia II	PP
Kade	Kwaku Bugyei Ntim[8]	PP
Koforidua	Michael Kwasi Osei[10]	PP
Krobo	Richard Kwaku Osei[10]	NAL
Manya	E. R. T. Madjitey (Leader of the Opposition)[11]	NAL
Mid-Volta	Isaac Emmanuel Osei Bonsu	PP
Nkawkaw	Kwaku Baah[6]	PP
Oda	Samuel Benson Adjepong	PP
Suhum	Samuel Wilberforce Awuku-Darko	PP
Yilo-Osudoku	George Tetteh Odonkor[8]	NAL
Greater Accra Region - 9 seats
Constituency	Elected MP	Elected Party	Majority
Ada	Emmanuel Kabutey Narter-Olaga	NAL
Ablekuma	Clarkson Thomas Nylander[8]	NAL
Ashiedu-Keteke	Henry Satorius Bannerman[6]	UNP
Ayawaso	Ibrahim Cudjoe Quaye[12]	PP
Ga	Alex Hutton-Mills	UNP
Kpeshie	George Adjei Osekre	PP
Okaikwei	Carl Daniel Reindorf	PP
Osu-Klottey	Henry Romulus Sawyerr	Ind
Tema	William Godson Bruce-Konuah	PP
Northern Region - 14 seats
Constituency	Elected MP	Elected Party	Majority
Bunkpurugu	Jatong Silim Sambian	PP
Gonja Central	Joseph Bukari Alhassan	PP
Gonja East	Joseph Kwesi Mbimadong	NAL
Gonja West	James Adam Mahama	PP
Gushiegu	Seth Adam Ziblim	NAL
Mion-Nanton	Yisifu Yinusah	NAL
Nalerigu	Daniel Abdulai Bayensi[6]	PP
Nanumba	Zakari Ziblim	PP
Chereponi Saboba	Ernest Seth Yaney	PP
Savelugu	Abdulai Yakubu	NAL
Tamale	Mohammed Ibrahim	NAL
Tolon	Ben Abdulai Yakubu	PP
Walewale	Mohammed Abdul-Saaka	PP
Yendi	Shanni Hazrat Mahama	PP
Upper Region -16 seats
Constituency	Elected MP	Elected Party	Majority
Bawku East	Adam Amandi	PP
Bawku West	Daniel Ayamdo Ayagiba	NAL
Bolgatanga	James Ben Kaba	PP
Bongo	Azabiri Ayamga	PP
Chiana-Paga	Catherine Katuni Tedam	PP
Tempane-Garu	Idana Asigri	PP
Jirapa/Lambussie District	Simon Diedong Dombo[9]	PP
Lawra-Nandom	Sylvester Emmanuel Sanziri	PP
Nadowli	Jatoe Kaleo	PP
Navrongo	Joseph Evarisi Seyire	PP
Sandema	Lydia Azuele Akanbodiipo[2]	NAL
Talensi-Nabdam	Mosobila Kpamma	PP
Tumu	Edwin Kyige Mumuni Dimbie[9]	PP
Wa East	James Nagra Momori	PP
Wa	Bukari Adama	PP
Zebilla	Ayamba Atia	NAL
Volta Region - 16 seats
Constituency	Elected MP	Elected Party	Majority
Akan	Stephen Kwadwo Osei-Nyame	NAL
Anlo	Richard Tetteh Segla	NAL
Avenor	Frederick Percival Segbefia	NAL
Biakoye	Obed Yao Asamoah	NAL
Buem	Christopher Kwaku Nayo[8]	NAL
Dzodze	Bliss Ackuaku[7]	NAL
East Dayi	Daniel Kwasi Avoke	NAL
Ho East	Komla Dotse Akude	NAL
Ho West	Felix Kwasi Adinyira	NAL
Keta	Albert Gregorio De Souza[9]	NAL
Krachi	Benard Kwaku Mensah	PP
Nkwanta	Robert Kwame Mensah	PP
North Tongu	Samuel Awuku Okudzeto[10]	NAL
Some-Aflao	Joseph Yao Dziwornu-Mensah[9]	NAL
South Tongu	Godfreid Kportufe Agama[2]	NAL
West Dayi	Theodore Kodjo Agadzi[2]	NAL
Western Region - 13 seats
Constituency	Elected MP	Elected Party	Majority
Ahanta	Richard Abusua-Yedom Quarshie[12]	PP
Amenfi	Patrick Kwame Kusi Quaidoo[12]	APRP
Aowin	David Kojo Duku[9]	PP
Bibiani	Isaac Lawrence Kumaning Mensah	PP
Nzema West	Francis Asuah Amalemah	PAP
Nzema East	Timothy Amihere Mensah	PAP
Sefwi Wiawso	Sebastian Kwaku Opon[10]	PP
Sekondi	J. Kwesi Lamptey	PP
Shama	Benjamin Edwin Quansah[12]	PP
Takoradi	Saki Scheck	PP
Takwa	Charles Kwamina Tachie	PP
Wassa East	Matthew Archer	PP
Wassa West	Stephen Krakue	PP

See also

• 1969 Ghanaian parliamentary election
• Parliament of Ghana
• Nii Amaa Ollennu - Speaker of the Parliament of the 2nd Republic.

Notes and references

1. "Elections in Ghana - 29 August 1969 National Assembly Election". African Elections Database. Albert C. Nunley. Retrieved 22 July 2010.
2. Ghana Year Book. Accra: Graphic Corporation. 1970. p. 54. Retrieved 10 February 2020.
3. Kojo Sebastian Amanor (2006). "Family values, land sales and agricultural commodification in Ghana" (PDF). L'Institut de recherche pour le développement. Retrieved 2010-07-24.
4. "Ghana: the real Kufuor; A new biography of President John Agyekum Kufuor--Between Faith and History--written by Ivor Agyeman-Duah, reveals the man behind the man at the helm in Accra. Osei Boateng has been reading it". TheFreeLibrary.com. 2004. Retrieved 3 October 2010.
5. Agyeman-Duah, Ivor (1 April 2004). BETWEEN FAITH & HISTORY : A Biography of J.A. Kufuor (1st ed.). AFRICA WORLD PRESS. ISBN 978-1592211289. Retrieved 3 February 2020.
6. Ghana Year Book. Accra: Graphic Corporation. 1970. p. 55. Retrieved 10 February 2020.
7. Ghana Year Book. Accra: Graphic Corporation. 1970. p. 54. Retrieved 10 February 2020.
8. Ghana Year Book. Accra: Graphic Corporation. 1970. p. 56. Retrieved 10 February 2020.
9. Ghana Year Book. Accra: Graphic Corporation. 1970. p. 55. Retrieved 10 February 2020.
10. Ghana Year Book. Accra: Graphic Corporation. 1970. p. 56. Retrieved 10 February 2020.
11. Ghana Year Book. Accra: Graphic Corporation. 1970. p. 49. Retrieved 10 February 2020.
12. Parliamentary Debates: Official Report. Accra: Ghana Publishing Corporation. 1970. p. vi. Retrieved 3 February 2020.