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Frederick Addy
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Party NPP
Constituency Suaman
Region Western North
In office Since 2025
Position Member of Parliament
NPP Sitting member · 9th Parliament

Frederick Addy

MP for Suaman · Member of Parliament

Frederick Addy is the Member of Parliament for Suaman in the Western North Region, representing the New Patriotic Party (NPP). Addy is serving a first term in Parliament. Born on 15 March 1986, Addy hails from Suaman Dadieso. Addy was educated at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (Master of Science, 2023), Ghana Baptist University (Bachelor of Scince, 2020) and Jackson College (winneba (Diploma in Basic Education, 2015). Addy's career includes serving as Deputy Chief Executive (Finance and Investments) at National Health Insurance Authority and Chief Executive Officer at Nyamekye Radio. In the 9th Parliament, Addy is a member of the Gender, Children and Social Welfare, Works and Housing and Ways and Means committees.

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Frederick Addy
NPP Sitting member

Frederick Addy

MP for Suaman · Member of Parliament
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Frederick Addy is the Member of Parliament for Suaman in the Western North Region, representing the New Patriotic Party (NPP). Addy is serving a first term in Parliament. Born on 15 March 1986, Addy hails from Suaman Dadieso. Addy was educated at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (Master of Science, 2023), Ghana Baptist University (Bachelor of Scince, 2020) and Jackson College (winneba (Diploma in Basic Education, 2015). Addy's career includes serving as Deputy Chief Executive (Finance and Investments) at National Health Insurance Authority and Chief Executive Officer at Nyamekye Radio. In the 9th Parliament, Addy is a member of the Gender, Children and Social Welfare, Works and Housing and Ways and Means committees.

Source: Parliament of Ghana

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