Moses Mabengba Bukari

Moses Mabengba Bukari (wɔwoo no afe apem ahaakorɔn eduonum esia ne bosoom Ebɔw ne da a ɔtɔdo du-biako) yɛ Ghana amanyɛnyi. Ogyinaa maa Saboba mpasuardo dɛ mbrahyɛbaguanyi wɔ Etsifi mantɔw mu wɔ Ghana wɔ mbrahyɛbagua a odzi kan na dza otsia ebien wɔ kwasafoman a otsia anan no mu wɔ Ghana.

Dza ɔwɔ mu;

    1 Ɔbra ahyɛse na Nwomasua
    2 Amanyɛsɛm
    3 Edwuma
    4 N'abrabɔ
    5 Nhwɛdo

ƆBRA AHYƐSE NA NWOMASUA:

Wɔwoo Moses wɔ afe apem ahaakorɔn eduonum esia ne bosoom Ebɔw no ne da a ɔtɔdo du-biako mu  wɔ Saboba a ɔwɔ Etsifi Mantɔw mu wɔ Ghana. Owiee skuul wɔ "Advanced Teacher's Training College" na hɔ na onyaa N'amansɛm wɔ Nkontaabu mu (Diploma in Mathematics).

AMANYƐSƐM:

Da a odzi kan a Moses dze kɔr mbrahyɛbaguafie no yɛ afe apem ahaakorɔn eduokorɔn ebien ne bosoom Mumu mu Ghana abatow no mu na hɔ na wɔyɛɛ no kuwba wɔ mbrahyɛbagua a odzikan no wɔ kwasafoman a otsia anan no mu wɔ Jerry John Rawlings n'amambu ase. Woyii no dɛ onkegyina mma Saboba mpasuar wɔ Etsifi mantɔw mu wɔ Ghana. Ɔsomee fitsi afe apem ahaakorɔn eduokorɔn ebiasa ne bosoom a odzi kan no ne da a ɔtɔdo esuon kesi afe apem ahaakorɔn eduokorɔn esia ne bosoom a odzi kan none da a ɔtɔdo esia na hɔ na ne hye a odzi kan no baa ewiei.

Ekyir no wɔsanee paaw no kɔr mbrahyɛbaguafie wɔ Akatamanso (National Democratic Congress) amanyɛkuw no akwanya ahoma do wɔ afe apem no ahaakorɔn eduokorɔn esia no bosoom Mumu Ghana asahen abatow no mu. Mba 15,933 mu no, Moses nyaa mba 12,744 a na ogyina hɔ ma 65.80% dze tsiaa Joshua Yakpir Jagri a ɔyɛ Ɔson amanyɛkuwba (New Patriotic Party) a onyaa mba 3,189 ogyina hɔ ma 16.50%. Nayon Bilijo a ɔwɔ Akatamanso kuw (National Democratic Congress) no mu no beyii n'ase egua wɔ mbrahyɛbaguafie abatow a ɔkɔr do wɔ NDC amanyɛkuw no mu. Ɔsoom dɛ Etsifi mantɔw mu aban ananmusifo mber bi abɛsen kɔ. Nna ɔsan yɛ Ɔman mu guamutsenanyi abedziekyir a ɔtɔdo ebien dze ma Akatamanso amanyɛkuw no na hɔ na wɔbɔɔ no atsenasee wɔ afe apem ahaebien du-akorɔn ne bosoom Dzifuu mu ne da a ɔtɔdo esia mu. Ɔsoom dɛMansin Panyin (District Chief Executive (DCE), Aban ananmusinyi abedziekyir (Deputy Minister), Aban ananmusifo na Ambrado anaa Ɔpamfo bɛyɛ mfe eduonum wɔ amanyɛsɛm edwuma nyinara mu.


EDWUMA:

Moses yɛ Kyerɛkyerɛnyi na Panyin wɔ Nkontaabu Dwumadzibea a abɛsen kɔ (former Head of Mathematics Department) wɔ Simpa Suapɔn (University of Education, Winneba). Nna ɔyɛ aban ananmusifo wɔ Etsifi mantɔw mu.

N'ABRABƆ:

Moses yɛ Kristianyi.

NHWƐDO:

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