Adentan MP's Phase One & Two SIM Registration Records 3,682





As part of his social intervention policies, the Member of Parliament for Adentan, Hon Mohammed Adamu Ramadan, supported a total of 2,132 residents to re-register their sim cards, using the Ghana Card during the first phase of the registration in his Adentan Office and additional 1,550 during the second phase of registration. This brings the total of all the sim card registrations to 3,682 in the 6 days alloted for the exercise.


Mohammed Adamu Ramadan interacting with registration and covid-19 officials

Also, a total of 165 constituents were vaccinated by Health officials from the Adentan Municipality against the COVID-19 pandemic during the first phase and further 112 people got vaccinated during phase two. This sums up the number to 277 in the same period.


Paramza Kofi Hamza (PRO, Office of the Member of Parliament for the Adentan Constituency)




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