Hon Akwasi Gyamfi Onyina Acheampong (2025)

09/11/2025

I joined the Rt. Hon. Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, and my colleague Members of Parliament at the launch of the Parliamentary Committee Leadership Development Programme in Accra.

This important initiative, spearheaded by the Parliamentary Training Institute (PTI), seeks to strengthen the leadership capacity and effectiveness of our committees, the true heartbeat of Parliament where laws are scrutinized, oversight is exercised, and national interests are protected.

As the MP for Kwabre East, I believe that enhancing committee leadership and efficiency is critical to building a more accountable and responsive Parliament. The Speaker’s vision to equip committees with modern tools, live-streamed sittings, and clearer operational frameworks will go a long way to deepen transparency and public trust in our legislative work.

Together, we remain committed to promoting effective governance, collaboration, and leadership excellence within Parliament — all in service of the Ghanaian people. 🇬🇭

06/05/2025

Today, we celebrate a remarkable milestone in the life of a visionary leader whose reign has brought unity, peace, and development to Asanteman and Ghana as a whole.

Your wisdom, humility, and dedication continue to inspire generations. May this special day be filled with joy, good health, and divine blessings.

Long Live the King! Nana Wo Nkɔsoɔ Nkoaa!

02/05/2025

Tune in now live on Ezra Adekyee on Ezra 94.1fm this morning with the astute Radio host Aduanaba Kofi Asante Ennin.

Tune in for an insightful discussion now

01/05/2025

Today, I join the entire nation in saluting the hardworking men and women who keep Ghana moving forward. As we mark May Day, also known as Worker’s Day, I extend my heartfelt appreciation to all the multitasking, problem-solving, deadline-meeting heroes who drive our economy and uphold the dignity of labour across every sector.

From the doctors and nurses who care for our health, to the teachers who shape the future of our children; from the construction workers and engineers who build our roads and infrastructure, to the market women and farmers who feed our families, your dedication inspires us all.

As the Member of Parliament for Kwabre East Constituency, I remain committed to advocating for better working conditions, fair wages, and opportunities for skills development that empower the Ghanaian worker. I believe that when workers thrive, our communities prosper.

Let today be a reminder that your labour matters. It is the backbone of our development and the foundation upon which we will build a stronger, more inclusive Ghana. I stand with every worker, from office desks to factory floors, from farms to classrooms and I say thank you for your daily sacrifices.

Together, let’s continue to uplift the Ghanaian worker. Happy Worker’s Day!

29/04/2025

On Wednesday, I’ll be live on Boss FM 93.7 for a One-on-One interview on the Good Morning Boss Show with Kwabena Adjei Ananse.

Join me as I share insights on the bold vision we have for Kwabre East, the steps we’re taking to empower our youth, and the progress we’re making together. It’s a conversation you don’t want to miss!

27/04/2025

Join me, live on Kessben TV with the legendary Wofa Kofi Appiah this Monday, 28th April, 2025 at 7:40 AM.

We will be discussing key issues affecting our constituency and the way forward. Don’t miss it!

Tune in on Kessben TV, Dstv Channel 364, and GOtv Channel 121.
Let’s connect and build Kwabre East together!

22/04/2025

On April 21, 2025, I had the honor of joining the chiefs and people of Kenyasi, Kasaam, Asonomaso, and Sakora Wonoo for their homecoming celebrations. The events, hosted by Nana Kenyasi Hene, Nana Kasaam Hene, and Nana Sakora Wonoo Hene showscased a beautiful display of our rich culture and unity.

I used the opportunity to address the growing issue of opioid abuse, especially the dangerous drug known as “wonim red”, and urged our chiefs, parents, and community members to help protect our youth.

I also shared updates on my new roles in Parliament, where I now serve on the Budget Committee, the Committee on Independent Constitutional Bodies, and as a Friend of the Human Rights Committee.

I acknowledged delays in key projects like the Mamponteng market and the astro turfs in Ahwiaa and Aboaso, and assured everyone of my commitment to pushing for their completion. I also listened to concerns about roads, teacher accommodation, and the need for a CHPS compound, and promised to follow up through the appropriate channels.

I’m grateful for the warm welcome and will continue working hard to improve the lives of the people of Kwabre East.

20/04/2025

On Saturday, April 19th, 2025, the vibrant town of Mamponteng came alive with rich culture, creativity, and community spirit as we celebrated the much-anticipated Kwabre Aweneɛ Festival under the broader Ashanti Festival banner.

From 9am to 2pm, the grounds were filled with the rhythms of traditional music, the beauty of indigenous craft, the artistry of wood carving, and the bold patterns of authentic Kente and Adinkra textiles. It was a truly remarkable display of Ashanti heritage and craftsmanship.

We would like to express our deepest appreciation to the esteemed traditional leaders whose presence and support added great significance to the celebration: Nana Bobie Ansah( Chief of Bonwire), Nana Adu Gyamfi Ntiamoah( Adontehene of Adanwomase), Nana Yaw Adom Owusu Nana (Akwamuhene of Antoa) and our Honorable Regional Minster Dr Frank Amoakohene

Your commitment to preserving our cultural heritage and your unwavering support for community development continue to inspire us all. Your presence at the festival honored us and reminded everyone of the strong foundation on which our traditions stand.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who made this event possible, our hardworking artisans, enthusiastic attendees, dedicated vendors, and supportive community leaders. Your energy, presence, and contributions brought the festival to life and reminded us of the power of tradition in uniting us all.

Special thanks also go to our event organizers, cultural performers, and sponsors who believed in the vision of preserving and celebrating our cultural legacy.

Let’s continue to support local art, culture, and history not just during festivals, but every day. The success of the Kwabre Anwenne Festival is a proud moment for us all, and we look forward to making it even bigger next year.

For your finest quality Kente, come to Bonwire and Adanwomase, as well as for all of your wood carvings and designs, visit Ahwiaa. Kwabre yɛ Asante

📸MeYɛ Asanteni

16/04/2025

On April 19, 2025, Mamponteg will come to life as the Ashanti Festival, a vibrant celebration of Kwabre’s Aweneɛ Festival, enduring cultural heritage of Asantes, takes center stage at the Kwabre from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

At the heart of the event are three iconic crafts that have shaped Ashanti identity for generations: Ahwiaa wood carving, Bonwire Kente weaving, and Adanwomase Kente weaving. Visitors will see live performances by talented craftspeople from Ahwiaa, known as the capital of wood carving in Ghana.

Every piece, from elaborately carved stools to holy masks embellished with symbols such as Gye Nyame, powerfully conveys a tale of spirituality and tradition.

The sound of traditional looms clicking in time as weavers from Bonwire and Adanwomase bring vivid Kente patterns to life is equally enthralling. Known as the "cradle of Kente," these communities will display designs that have been passed down since the 17th century, with each color and motif serving as a symbol of honor, royalty, and heritage.

Beyond the crafts, the festival offers a multisensory experience that includes traditional music, vibrant dance performances, and genuine Ashanti food, all of which invite visitors to experience the heartbeat of a proud people rather than just watch.

The Ashanti Festival provides an in-depth exploration of centuries of artistry, symbolism, and soul in a matter of hours.

It is a celebration of identity rather than just an event.

15/04/2025

In an act of compassion and solidarity, the Mighty Minority Caucus has offered assistance to those affected by the recent Adum market fire. The group has donated a total of GHS 200,000 to aid those affected by the devastating incident.

This donation is intended to help merchants and their families who lost money due to the fire outbreak that destroyed a number of stalls and other properties. The action demonstrates the Caucus' dedication to supporting the community during difficult times.

The donation, according to group representatives, is a part of a larger initiative to offer immediate relief and help restore livelihoods that were disrupted by the tragedy. In cooperation with stakeholders and local authorities, more information regarding the allocation of funds is anticipated to be released.

Concern over the Adum market fire is widespread throughout the nation, and many people are demanding better safety protocols and sustained assistance for impacted traders. The Minority Caucus's intervention is just one of many actions taken by people and groups coming together to aid in the healing process.

14/04/2025

The highly awaited AshantiFest Fashion Exhibition and Fashion Night brought the Ashanti Region to life with elegance and style. A lively group of fashion enthusiasts, including dignitaries, designers, and creatives, attended the event to honor the area's rich cultural legacy via clothing.

The Regional Minister Dr Frank Amoakohene was present at the event, which featured a wide variety of designs that expertly combined contemporary styles with classic aesthetics. The audience was moved by the inventiveness and skill on exhibit as local and up-and-coming designers had the chance to showcase their work on the runway.

The evening was a celebration of identity, pride, and artistic expression rather than just fashion. Every item, from vibrant kente to finely woven textiles, conveyed a tale that struck a deep chord with the Ashanti people's cultural pulse.

The AshantiFest Fashion Night was more than just a gathering; it was an experience that encapsulated Ghanaian fashion and united the community in a breathtaking demonstration of creativity, beauty, and solidarity.

11/04/2025

PHASE 3 OF HON. AKWASI GYAMFI ONYINA-ACHEAMPONG COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT SCHEDULE – MP, KWABRE EAST CONSTITUENCY.

Hon Akwasi Gyamfi Onyina Acheampong

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29/04/2025

27/04/2025

22/04/2025

20/04/2025

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