The Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly has confirmed the President’s nominee, Lawyer Frederick Festinous Faidoo, as the Metropolitan Chief Executive (MCE).
Lawyer Faidoo, a former parliamentary candidate for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Takoradi Constituency, received 41 votes out of the 52 total ballots cast, securing his position as the new CEO of the Assembly.
His confirmation was followed by a swearing-in ceremony held on Tuesday, April 15, where he expressed his appreciation to the President for the nomination and the assembly members for their overwhelming endorsement.
In his inaugural address, Lawyer Faidoo outlined his vision for the metropolis, pledging to focus on enhancing local economic development to create jobs, improving revenue mobilisation, and enforcing bylaws with greater efficiency.
“I will also encourage strong collaboration between the Assembly and the judiciary in the enforcement of our bylaws,” he stated.
He emphasised his commitment to inclusive governance and promised to work closely with Members of Parliament and key institutions under what he described as the “resetting agenda.”
“My tenure will be remarkable for consultation with relevant stakeholders in decision-making. I am also committed to accountability through proven good governance practices, including periodic engagements and town hall meetings,” he added.
In a related development within the region, Otis Dentu, the NDC Constituency Communication Officer for Shama, has also been confirmed as the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Shama.
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