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HON. FELIX ODARTEY LAMPTEY, MCE FOR WEIJA-GBAWE, EXTENDS STRONG SUPPORT TO WEIJA-BASED EXULTED FC AFTER QUALIFYING FOR MIDDLE LEAGUE

The Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. Felix Odartey Lamptey, today held a strategic meeting with Heads of Institutions and Departments within the Municipality to review their activities, achievements, and challenges.

Institutions represented included the Municipal Health Directorate, CHRAJ, Ghana National Fire Service, Ghana Ambulance Service, National Youth Authority (NYA), Youth Employment Agency (YEA), National Service Scheme (NSS), Municipal Education Directorate, and several other state institutions operating within the Municipality.

During the meeting, heads of the various institutions presented reports on their activities for the year 2025 and outlined their plans and projections for the coming year. The session provided an opportunity to address key challenges, celebrate successes achieved so far, and collectively determine the way forward for effective service delivery and development within the Municipality.

Hon. Felix Odartey Lamptey commended all institutions for their commitment and encouraged stronger collaboration towards the growth and progress of the Municipality.

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Weija-Gbawe MCE Distributes Approximately 3,000 Mathematical Sets to BECE Candidates

Weija-Gbawe, May 2026 – The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Weija-Gbawe, Hon. Felix Odartey Lamptey, on Thursday, April 30, 2026, led the distribution of approximately 3,000 mathematical sets to support BECE candidates across the municipality.

He was joined by the Municipal Director of Education and the Assembly Member for Djammah, a member of the Municipal Education Oversight Committee.

The exercise covered all public basic schools and selected private institutions, including Eliot International School, Djammah; Crown and Glory International School, Gbawe; and Divine Grace School, SCC.

Addressing the candidates, Hon. Lamptey urged them to remain focused in their preparations, avoid examination malpractice, and make good use of the support provided. He also appealed to parents to create a conducive environment for their wards ahead of the exams.

The 2026 BECE is scheduled to begin on Monday, May 4.

Wishing our 2026 BECE candidates strength, focus, and confidence.

Chief Executive Hon. Felix Odartey Lamptey organizes career guidance for JHS students and distributes math sets

Two young brothers, despite their challenges, made a heartfelt request for a bible a symbol of hope and faith from the Municipal Chief Executive Hon. Felix Odartey Lamptey.

Photos from Day 4 of the one-week long Career Guidance Program organized for JHS final-year Students within the municipality by Hon. Felix Odartey Lamptey, Weija Gbawe Municipal Chief Executive in collaboration with Passion Driven Career Consult.

New Gbawe cluster of Schools get ready.

The program ends tomorrow Friday, 24th April, 2026.

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WEIJA GBAWE MCE HON. FELIX ODARTEY LAMPTEY VISITS ACCRA PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL OVER FAMILY RECOVERING FROM REPORTED HUMAN EXCREMENT FEEDING INCIDENT IN GBAWE

The Municipal Chief Executive for Weija Gbawe, Hon. Felix Odartey Lamptey, together with the Deputy Director of the Social Welfare Department, has paid a working visit to the Accra Psychiatric Hospital to check on a mother and her two sons following the disturbing incident reported at Gbawe on Friday, 20th March 2026, where the family was discovered to have been preparing and consuming food mixed with human excrement, a development that generated widespread public concern and prompted urgent intervention.

The visit formed part of coordinated efforts by the Municipal Assembly and relevant social protection agencies to ensure that the affected family receives the needed medical attention, psychosocial support and rehabilitation towards full recovery and reintegration.

During the visit, hospital management briefed the delegation on the progress made, indicating that the children have shown significant recovery, while their mother, Leticia Okine, is also responding positively to treatment.

Hon. Felix Odartey Lamptey expressed satisfaction at the remarkable improvement in their condition, noting that their current state was a major departure from the disturbing circumstances under which the case was first reported. He commended the medical team for their professionalism and dedication and reaffirmed the Assembly’s commitment, in collaboration with the Social Welfare Directorate, to continue supporting the family until full psychological and social rehabilitation is achieved.

As part of the visit, the MCE presented a Bible, a dictionary, toiletries and other personal effects requested by the children. In a brief interaction, the children read a Bible verse to the MCE, demonstrating encouraging signs of emotional and cognitive recovery.

The father of the children expressed gratitude to the MCE, the Social Welfare Directorate and the Minister for Gender for their swift intervention and continued support.

Authorities have reiterated their commitment to ensuring sustained care and structured reintegration support for the family in due course as part of broader social protection efforts within the Municipality.