Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly

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PUBLIC NOTICE!!!

NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR CIVIC EDUCATION

Title: Tax Compliance Sensitization Engagement for Beauticians - Ledzokuku Municipality

The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), Ledzokuku Municipal, in collaboration with the Municipal Coordinating Director's office and the Revenue Department of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly, organised a tax compliance sensitisation engagement for beauticians, including hair stylists, nail technicians, and make-up artists, at Joteku, First Junction, Teshie, on Wednesday, 6th May 2026.

Mr. Nicholas Atiogbe, NCCE Director for Ledzokuku Municipal, opened the programme by establishing the constitutional basis for civic education and framing tax compliance as a shared national responsibility and patriotic duty. He created an open environment that encouraged participants to freely voice their concerns and misconceptions about taxation.

Mr. Henry Ankomah, Revenue Department delegate from the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly, provided a technical overview of the tax framework applicable to informal sector operators. He clarified the specific levies and fees that beauticians are legally required to pay and outlined simplified procedures for voluntary compliance, while noting the consequences of non-compliance under Ghanaian law.

Madam Rhodaline Adwoah Conduah, the Municipal Coordinating Director, delivered the most substantive address of the engagement. She debunked common tax misconceptions, linked tax revenue to visible development projects in Ledzokuku including new classroom units and skills training institutions, and advised beauticians on the proper placement of signboards to avoid incurring government land levies. She also called on participants to maintain clean gutters in front of their shops and to actively participate in the Assembly's monthly communal clean-up exercise.

Madam Fatima Shaibu, Assistant Civic Education Officer of the NCCE, closed the engagement by reaffirming the NCCE's sustained commitment to working with the beautician community and providing the civic education necessary to support their growth and compliance as informal sector operators.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING OF LEDZOKUKU MUN. ASSEMBLY HELD AT ASSEMBLY HALL

The Presiding Member for LEKMA, Hon. Samuel Kwashie Tawiah, summoned First Ordinary Meeting at the Assembly on Thursday, 14th May, 2026.

In attendance were MP for Ledzokuku-Hon. Benjamin Ayiku Narteh, MCE for LEKMA-Hon. Israel Adjetey Otchwenmah, Mun. Coordinating Director- Mrs. Rhodaline Adwoa Conduah, Presiding Member- Hon. Samuel Kwashie Tawiah, Hon. Assemblymen, and Heads of Department.

Hon. MCE gave sessional address for discussion after which it was adopted. The Mun. Coordinating Director did a presentation on recommendations from the Executive Committee Meeting Report after which it was also adopted.

Hon. Benjamin Ayiku, MP Ledzokuku spoke on projects that government is embarking on that is; roads, schools, chips compound etc.

LEKMA HOLDS MUNICIPAL EDUCATION OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE MEETING

Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly held Municipal Education Oversight Committee Meeting on Wednesday, 20th May, 2026 at the Municipal Assembly Conference Room.

The Municipal Education Director, Mrs.Theresa Tetteh gave a presentation on the 2026 Basic Education Certificate Examination(BECE) and the ongoing WASSCE exams. She elaborated on the preparations towards the exams and the students performance during the BECE.

The Municipal Coordinating Director, Mrs. Rhodaline Adwoa Conduah gave her remarks on behalf of the Municipal Chief Executive

HON. MCE FOR LEDZOKUKU MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY HOLDS MEETING WITH MARKET WOMEN AND TAXI DRIVERS AT LASCALA MARKET

The MCE for LEKMA-Hon.Israel Adjetey Otchwenmah, together with the Presiding Member for LEKMA- Hon.Samuel Kwashie Tawiah, the Mun. Works Engineer and some Assemblymen met with market women and taxi drivers at Teshie Lascala Market on Wednesday, 20th May, 2026.

The meeting was held to engage the market women and the taxi drivers stationed at the market on the construction of a new market. The vision of the new market included construction of a modernized market which will include a fire station, clinic, taxi station and a market for the traders.

Market women and drivers present applauded the team for remembering them for this initiative. They were also informed that construction will take 2 years but before that they will all be relocated to a temporary location.

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