Abdul-Rashid Pelpuo

Abdul-Rashid Pelpuo

human

Sex or gender	male
Country of citizenship	Ghana
Name in native language	Abdul-Rashid Pelpuo
Given name	Abdul Rashid
Date of birth	5 Mɛrnoɔre 1964
Place of birth	Wa
Languages spoken, written or signed	English
Occupation	politician, coordinator, consultant
Educated at	University of Cape Coast, University of Ghana, University of Ghana, University of Ghana, Wa Senior High Technical School
Member of political party	National Democratic Congress
Religion or worldview	Islam

Abdul-Rashid Hassan Pelpuo e la Ghana pɔlitiseɛŋ kaŋa. Pampana ŋa o na la a bɛŋemaala gbɛbɔge ara ko a Wa Central constituency naŋ a Upper West Region a Ghana poɔ.

O Nyɔvore piiluu aneŋ Sakuu Gaabo

O dɔgebo bebiri la 5 Mɛrnoɔre 1964 a yi Wa naʋ be a Upper West Region a Ghana poɔ. O baarɛɛ o Middle sakuu a yuoni 1976. A la baare la o OLevel a yuoni 1986 aneŋ o A Level meŋ a yuoni 1986. O la nyɛ la o Diploma ne Economics a yuoni 1994 aneŋ o bachelor degree ne Psychology a yuoni. O la nyɛ la o Master Degree ne International Affairs a yuoni 1998. O paaŋ taa la o PhD ne Development Policy a yi a University of Ghana, ne African Studies a?yuoni 2013.

Toma Yele

O da e la consultant a ko a Institute of Policy Alternatives. O da la e la potuuro a ko Coordinator of Finance a ko National Youth Council aneŋ a puurii o da la e la Director a ko ana toma ziɛɛ ne. O da la waa la Agricultural Ag. Regional a ko ana institution.

O da e la bɛgemaala kaŋa a bɛge1maale die poɔ naŋ be a Ghana paaloŋ a youni 2005 poɔ saŋa ne o naŋ da diɛ a kogi a ko a kataweɛ paati a kyaare ne a December 2004 bɛgemaale die vootuu.

Pelpuo da e la Minister of State a ko office of the President saŋa ne President John Atta Mills naŋ da ko Minister for Youth and Sports a September 2009 youni poɔ a kyaare ne a resignation of Muntaka Mohammed Mubarak naŋ da e MP a ko Asawase. O da ton la be a waa na January 2010. he was replaced by Ghana pɔge fara naŋ e Minister a ko Sports, Akua Dansua aneŋ deputy a Majority Leader naŋ be a bɛgɛmaale die poɔ pootuuro la da diɛɛ o kogi zɛɛ. O da la e la a Ghana five Members a ko Africa's bɛgemaale die naŋ be South Africa, o da ton la ana toma nɛ ziɛɛ a waa na 2013. A John Mahama administration (2012 - 2016) la ka o da e Minister of State a ko a Office of the President in Charge of Private Sector Development and Public Private Partnership (PPP). O da la waa la nekpoŋ a ko Economic Management Team (EMT). A youni 2016 poɔ la ka o da la waa la a bɛgemaala kaŋa a bɛgemaale die poɔ a ko Wa Central Constitution, o kpɛɛre bunaahi diibu a kyaare ne youmo anaahi. O da e la chairman a ko largest caucus a bɛgemaale die naŋ be a Ghana poɔ. A Population and Development Caucus and Leader of the Parliamentarians for Global Action, Ghana Chapter. He also held the ranking member position of the Government Assurance Committee, an important oversight committee that monitors and holds government Ministers to task for promises they make to the people and don't follow up on those promises.See Standing Orders (order 151, 2j) and Parliament Committee on Selection Report, 2020)|date=August 2020}}. Hon Pelpuo also contested the 2020 Parliamentary and Presidential general elections and won for a fifth term of 4 years as the Member of Parliament for Wa Central @2020 Despite Media. He was elected to serve as a third term Chairman of the Population and Development Caucus and Ranking Member of the Lands Committee. He’s also the member of the Energy and Business Committees. See report of 2021 Parliamentary Committee on selection.

2004 ElectionsEdit

Pelpuo was elected as the member of parliament of the Wa Central constituency in the 2004 Ghanaian general elections. He thus represented the constituency in the 4th parliament of the 4th republic of Ghana. He was elected with 21,272votes out of a total 41,501valid votes cast. This was equivalent to 51.3% of the total valid votes cast. He was elected over Mornah Anbataayela Bernard of the People's National Convention, Mohammed Adama Kpegla of the

New Patriotic Party, Abu Mumuni of the Convention People's Party, Osman Mohammed of the Democratic People's Party and Osman Imam Sidik an independent candidate. These obtained 12,280votes, 7,249votes, 376votes, 172votes and 152votes respectively out of the total