Biography
Stephen Adei
Stephen Adei (born 14 December 1948) is a Ghanaian educationist, writer, economist and motivational speaker. He was a former Director General and Rector of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration.[1] He is currently the chairperson of the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) under the Nana Akufo-Addo government.[2] He also serves as the Board Chairman of the Ghana Revenue Authority having been sworn in by the Finance Minister of Ghana; Ken Ofori-Atta. He was born in the village of Hwiremoase, also spelt Hwiremuasi in Adansi, Ashanti, Ghana to Kwaku Adei and Abena Pomaa (aka Bedito). Adei attended primary school in the village’s Methodist Primary school and nearby United Middle School in Brofuyedru. Adei is the fourth child of his mother’s seven surviving all male children. From basic school, Adei went in 1964 to do 4-year Teacher’s Certificate; a course at Sefwi Wiawso Training College. Adei studied privately to gain London University Ordinary and Advanced Level General Certificates in Education (High School equivalent qualifications) in three and a half years. Adei proceeded to the University of Ghana in October 1968 where he read Economics, Sociology and Geography obtaining honours in all three first-year subjects before going on to do a BSc Honours programme in Economics. Adei then went to Strathclyde for his Masters in Development Economics. He also holds a PhD in International Economics at the University of Sydney.
PUBLICATIONS
#1
A SOUND SECURE FUTURE
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#2
THE WAY FORWARD
#3
Academic Pursuit
I became a benefactor to an assistant teacher and the form 4 who had evening studies, He dedicated all of them totally to me. I taught in the evening so everybody referred to me, including teachers, my class mates and the whole school. It was quite interesting and the first thing I learnt is that you can be a leader without a position.
My Family Life
I have only one wife. I think that I became a born-again believer in my late teens. At about eighteen (18) years, I was certain and gave my life to the Lord.
if we are marrying as Christians, divorce is out, if you see her commit adultery don’t tell me, pray for me. I am going to marry her for life
Institutions Worked With
