Ketu North District

Ketu Dzigbe District
Districts in the Volta Region of Ghana.
Region	Volta
District type	Ordinary
Inaugurated	29 February 2008
Capital	Dzodze
Government
• Chief Executive	Claver Kofi Lawson^[1]
ISO 3166 code	GH-TV-KN

Ketu North District or Ketu Dzigbe District is one of the 25 districts in the Volta Region of Ghana. Its capital and administrative centre is Dzodze.

History

The Ketu North District, also known as Ketu Dzigbe District was created out of the former Ketu District and was formally inaugurated on 29 February 2008 by then president John Agyekum Kufour. The rest of the old Ketu District continues as the Ketu South District.^[2]

Villages

In addition to Dzodze, the capital and administrative centre, Ketu North District contains the following villages:

Adrume
Agowodome
Afife
Dekpor-Horme

Dekpor Yia
Devego
Ehie
Ehihorme

Kasu
Kave
Kporkuve
Ohawu

Penyi
Tadzewu
Weta
Xife

Footnotes

↑ "(DZODZE) KETU NORTH : District finally gets Chief Executive". GhanaDistricts.com. 2009-10-19. Retrieved 2010-02-06.
↑ "Ketu-North District is born". General News of Saturday, 1 March 2008. Ghana Home Page. Retrieved 2009-08-14.

References

"Districts of Ghana". Statoids.
Ketu North at GhanaDistricts.com.

External links

Ketu North District Official website

Districts and Capitals of the Volta Region of Ghana

Municipal	Ho Municipal (Capital: Ho) Hohoe Municipal (Capital: Hohoe) Keta Municipal (Capital: Keta) Ketu South Municipal (Capital: Denu) Kpando Municipal (Capital: Kpandu)

District	Adaklu (Capital: Adaklu Waya) Afadzato South (Capital: Ve Golokwati) Agotime Ziope (Capital: Kpetoe) Akatsi North (Capital: Ave Dakpa) Akatsi South (Capital: Akatsi) Biakoye (Capital: Nkonya Ahenkro) Central Tongu (Capital: Adidome) Ho West (Capital: Dzolokpuita) Jasikan (Capital: Jasikan) Kadjebi (Capital: Kadjebi) Ketu North (Capital: Dzodze) Krachi East (Capital: Dambai) Krachi Nchumuru (Capital: Chindiri) Krachi West (Capital: Kete Krachi) Nkwanta North (Capital: Kpassa) Nkwanta South (Capital: Nkwanta) North Dayi (Capital: Afnfoega) North Tongu (Capital: Battor Dugame) South Dayi (Capital: Kpeve) South Tongu (Capital: Sogakope)

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