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Ken Agyapong appoints Charles Bissue as Campaign Administrator

by The Sikaman Times
October 15, 2025
Ken Agyapong appoints Charles Bissue as Campaign Administrator
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Presidential hopeful and Member of Parliament for Assin Central, Hon. Ken Ohene Agyapong, has appointed Mr. Charles Cromwell Nanabanyin Onuawonto Bissue as the Campaign Administrator for his presidential campaign team.

In an internal memorandum dated October 14, 2025, Mr. Agyapong announced that the appointment takes immediate effect. The newly appointed Campaign Administrator will, according to the memo, “provide overall coordination and strategic oversight of campaign operations, ensuring that all activities across the directorates and teams are well-structured, efficiently executed, and aligned with our objectives.”

The memo further outlined Mr. Bissue’s core duties, which include overseeing campaign administration, managing all official correspondence and documentation on behalf of the campaign, and ensuring effective communication among all directorates and operational teams. 

He will also be responsible for receiving, reviewing, and processing reports and submissions intended for Mr. Agyapong’s attention, as well as guiding the flow of information to ensure timely decision-making.

To promote efficiency and discipline, Mr. Agyapong directed that all external correspondence to the campaign must now be routed through the office of the Campaign Administrator. Likewise, all internal communications, reports, and documents intended for his review are to be submitted to Mr. Bissue first.

“I am confident that this arrangement will bring greater discipline, cohesion, and focus to our campaign efforts,” the memo stated.

“I trust that all team members will collaborate fully within this structure to ensure our collective success,” it added.

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