Gheysika Adombire Agambila
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Gheysika Adombire Agambila is a politician in Ghana, who is from the town of Bolgatanga in the north-eastern province of Ghana. He is author of the novels ''Journey'', ''Emigrant'', and the children's book ''Solma'', and the author of ''Nature's Tales''. He also wrote three plays: ''Bolga the Madman'', ''Neighbours'', and ''Oh God'', ''Give Me a New Life''.


Early life and education

Gheysika Adombire Agambila was educated at Navrongo and Achimota Secondary Schools. He then continued his studies in the United States at Brandeis University (B.A.), the University of Rochester (M.B.A.), and New York University (Ph.D.). After several years working in the US, he returned to Ghana.


Personal life

Agambila has been a Deputy Prime Minister in the government of Ghana, serving in the Departments of Finance and Economic Planning, Ports and Railways, and Science and Environment. He was a lecturer at the University of Ghana School of Business and Senior Lecturer in Public Finance at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) and worked in economic consulting roles at Sierra Leone and the National Development Planning Commission of Ghana. He was a member of the Ghana Constitutional Review Board. He has also been the Treasurer and Vice President of the Ghana Writers Association (GAW).


Career

During the presidency of John Agyekum Kufuor, Agambila was initially Deputy Minister of Finance between 2001 and April 2003, and from April 2003, Agambila became Deputy Minister of Ports, Harbours, and Railways. After Kufuor's re-election in 2004, Agambila was appointed Deputy Minister of Science and Environment in 2005.


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Writers Project of Ghana
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