In the evolving landscape of local governance in Ghana, few leaders exemplify dedication and versatility like Immanuel Owu-Ewie, the Presiding Member of the Shama Municipal Assembly in the Western Region.
A committed politician, educator, and media professional, Owu-Ewie has spent over a decade serving his community through various impactful roles.
His journey into public service is built on a solid foundation of experience in education, broadcasting, and political leadership; a rare combination that allows him to engage, inform, and inspire.
Whether in the classroom, behind a microphone, or at the Assembly, he brings clarity of vision, a results-driven mindset, and an unwavering passion for community growth.
As an educationist, Mr. Owu-Ewie has been a strong advocate for access to quality education in the Shama municipality. He believes education is the cornerstone of development and has worked tirelessly to champion initiatives that improve teaching conditions and learning outcomes for young people in the area.
Mr. Owu-Ewie’s background in radio broadcasting has also played a pivotal role in shaping his leadership style. Through radio, he connected with thousands of listeners, addressing local issues, raising awareness on governance matters, and giving a voice to marginalized communities. This experience made him acutely aware of the power of communication in driving social change, a skill he continues to leverage as presiding member.
In his current role, Owu-Ewie leads the Municipal Assembly with a blend of discipline, innovation, and collaboration. As the Presiding Member, he is not only the convener of assembly sittings but also a vital link between elected representatives and administrative leadership.
He is known for his impartiality in the chamber and his ability to guide complex discussions toward consensus and action.
