Faustina Akeyom Abulu Confirmed as Kassena-Nankana MCE After Initial Rejection
After a resounding rejection in April, Faustina Akeyom Abulu has finally secured approval as the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Kassena-Nankana. Her confirmation ends a two-month stalemate that had left the municipality in administrative limbo.

????️ Date: June 18, 2025
✍️ By: Top Knowledge Media
Faustina Akeyom Abulu has been officially confirmed as the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for the Kassena-Nankana Municipality, following a successful second round of voting by the Assembly. Her confirmation marks a turning point in what had been a contentious and politically charged appointment process.
In her initial nomination back in April 2025, Abulu faced overwhelming opposition, receiving only 14 out of 50 votes—far below the two-thirds majority required for confirmation. The rejection sparked public debates and concern from residents who feared a prolonged leadership vacuum could stall developmental efforts in the municipality.
However, recent developments indicate a shift in the political mood. In a second round of voting held on June 17, Abulu secured a commanding 74% endorsement from Assembly members. The decisive result followed weeks of lobbying, grassroots appeals, and growing public pressure on Assembly members to reconsider her nomination.
Local reports suggest that a coalition of opinion leaders, youth groups, and civil society actors played a pivotal role in reversing the tide. In early June, several residents formally petitioned the Assembly to approve her nomination, citing the urgent need for focused leadership to address mounting municipal challenges.
With her confirmation now sealed, Faustina Abulu is expected to assume office immediately. Her agenda is anticipated to focus on development planning, infrastructure improvements, and strengthening local governance.
Observers note that her confirmation sends a strong message about political negotiation, public accountability, and the need for inclusive leadership at the local government level.
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