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Thomas Worlanyo Tsekpo
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Party NDC
Constituency Hohoe
Region Volta
In office Since 2025
Position Member of Parliament
NDC Sitting member · 9th Parliament

Thomas Worlanyo Tsekpo

MP for Hohoe · Member of Parliament

Thomas Worlanyo Tsekpo is the Member of Parliament for Hohoe in the Volta Region, representing the National Democratic Congress (NDC). Tsekpo is serving a first term in Parliament. Born on 30 June 1984, Tsekpo hails from Alavanyo-Kpeme. Tsekpo was educated at Accra Business College (Professional Certificate, 2024; Professional Certificate, 2024), Kumasi Technical University (Bachelor of Technology, Entrepreneurship, 2022; HND in Entrepreneurship and Finance, 2011) and Kintampo Secondary School (SSSCE, 2003). Tsekpo's career includes serving as Municipal Director at Youth Employment Agency and CEO at Cilak Investment Ltd. In the 9th Parliament, Tsekpo is a member of the Information and Communications and Finance committees.

Source: Parliament of Ghana

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Hohoe
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Thomas Worlanyo Tsekpo
NDC Sitting member

Thomas Worlanyo Tsekpo

MP for Hohoe · Member of Parliament
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Thomas Worlanyo Tsekpo is the Member of Parliament for Hohoe in the Volta Region, representing the National Democratic Congress (NDC). Tsekpo is serving a first term in Parliament. Born on 30 June 1984, Tsekpo hails from Alavanyo-Kpeme. Tsekpo was educated at Accra Business College (Professional Certificate, 2024; Professional Certificate, 2024), Kumasi Technical University (Bachelor of Technology, Entrepreneurship, 2022; HND in Entrepreneurship and Finance, 2011) and Kintampo Secondary School (SSSCE, 2003). Tsekpo's career includes serving as Municipal Director at Youth Employment Agency and CEO at Cilak Investment Ltd. In the 9th Parliament, Tsekpo is a member of the Information and Communications and Finance committees.

Source: Parliament of Ghana