KUMBUNGU DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

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Kumbungu District is one of the newly created districts carved out of the then Tolon/Kumbungu District with Legislative Instrument (L. I) 2062 of 2011. It was inaugurated on the 28th June, 2012 with Kumbungu as its capital.

The District is located in the northern flank of the Northern region and covers a land mass of approximately 1,599 km sq.

The District shares boundaries to the North with Mamprugu/Moagduri district, Tolon and North Gonja districts to the West, Sagnarigu District to the South and Savelugu Municipal to the East.

The district is made up of 115 communities with 24 electoral areas (EAs), One (1) Town council (TC) and Five (5) Area councils (AC). These include; Gupanerigu, Gbullung, Zangbalung, Dalun and Voggu Area councils and the Kumbungu town council being the administrative capital

    HON. IMORO YAKUBU KAKPAGU - DCE

VISION A district of excellence in local governance that nurtures self-reliant progressive, orderly, safe and globally competitive communities sustained by an empowered citizenry.  MISSION Kumbungu District Assembly exists to create a positive environment for sustainable growth through the provision of effective and efficient services and good local governance that will improve the quality of life of its people.  CORE VALUES In line with the District Assembly’s Vision, the following are fundamental in our activities;  Excellent client services: this involves much more that providing support in a timely and pleasant manner. More importantly, it means doing everything possible so that our clients are not merely satisfied. They will be actually happy with our services. We are dedicated to serve our clients and the general public  Accountability: We are responsible to the people and the State  Integrity: We work with honesty and keep a moral principles in our services  Results oriented: We focus on results to make the Municipality a better place to live  Community driven: Our activities and programmes are based on the needs and expectations of our communities  Equal opportunity: the right to be treated without discrimination, especially on the grounds of sex, race, tribe or age  Creativity and innovation: we work with the ability to produce or use original and unsual ideas to provide service
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