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Martin Adjei-Mensah Korsah
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Party NPP
Constituency Techiman South
Region Bono East
In office Since 2021
Position Member of Parliament
NPP Sitting member · 9th Parliament

Martin Adjei-Mensah Korsah

MP for Techiman South · Member of Parliament

Martin Adjei-Mensah Korsah is the Member of Parliament for Techiman South in the Bono East Region, representing the New Patriotic Party (NPP). Korsah is serving a second term, having also served in the 8th Parliament. Born on 12 April 1978, Korsah hails from Techiman. Korsah was educated at Nottingham University (M.a. Politices and International Relations, 2007), University of Ghana (B.a.(hons) Political Science, 2005) and Achimota Secondary School (SSCE, 1998). Korsah's career includes serving as Director of Elections and Research at New Patriotic Party. In the 9th Parliament, Korsah is Ranking Member of the Works and Housing Committee and is a member of the Petitions Committee.

Source: Parliament of Ghana

Constituency
Techiman South
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Martin Adjei-Mensah Korsah
NPP Sitting member

Martin Adjei-Mensah Korsah

MP for Techiman South · Member of Parliament
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Martin Adjei-Mensah Korsah is the Member of Parliament for Techiman South in the Bono East Region, representing the New Patriotic Party (NPP). Korsah is serving a second term, having also served in the 8th Parliament. Born on 12 April 1978, Korsah hails from Techiman. Korsah was educated at Nottingham University (M.a. Politices and International Relations, 2007), University of Ghana (B.a.(hons) Political Science, 2005) and Achimota Secondary School (SSCE, 1998). Korsah's career includes serving as Director of Elections and Research at New Patriotic Party. In the 9th Parliament, Korsah is Ranking Member of the Works and Housing Committee and is a member of the Petitions Committee.

Source: Parliament of Ghana