Kudjoh Attah's Early Life
Kudjoh Attah was born in Jasikan, now in the Oti region of Ghana together with his twin brother to Mr. Vincent Kudjoh and Ms Gladys Badjah, all of blessed memories. He hails from Wusuta in North Dayi District in the Volta Region, Ghana.
Education
Mr. Kudjoh Attah had his Basic 1 to 6 Education at Wusuta Resettlement Primary school, then to Gabi MA JHS for his Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). Kudjoh Attah with his twin brother pursued his secondary education in Bishop Herman College, Kpando. He continued to the University of Cape where he obtained Bachelor degree in Philosophy and Classics in 2006. In 2010, he pursued Masters Degree in Democracy Governance Law and Development in UCC.
Career
Kudjoh Attah kicked off his career at the Volta Regional Coordinating Council at the Public Relations unit. In 2009, he moved to the Eastern region and was subsequently posted to Asuogyaman District Assembly, where he was the Head of the Information Services Department until 2017.
Politics
Kudjoh Attah has been in the challenging career of politics from a very tender age. His enrolment into the NPP was natural and family one, since growing up, he met his father who was a staunch member of the party and constituency officer, coupled with his academic disposition and orientation. He served as polling station executive from 1999 to 2001.
He also engaged in campus politics where he joined UCC TESCON and served as Deputy organiser and Organiser respectively. He was the founder and leader of the Volta caucus for NPP, where he organised his colleagues from campus to sensitize and establish TESCON in all the Teacher Training Colleges from Akatsi to Dambai with the assistance of the then Regional Youth Organiser Mr. Kofi Blagodzi and financially supported by Mr. Kofi Dzamesi, the then Volta Regional Minister.
In 2012, Kudjoh Attah was selected as the interim Constituency Chairman of North Dayi Constituency which was lately created in June, same year. In 2013, he was elected as the constituency chairman, a position he dutifully held until May 2017, when he was appointed as the DCE for North Dayi.
He has won enviable laurels for himself and the NDDA since becoming the DCE. Under his leadership, North Dayi has been adjudged as the best among the 261 districts across the country or among the best as the case maybe, and of course, the very best in Volta at all times assessments.
He served as the Dean of Volta MMDCEs during the first term of his tenure, then briefly as the Volta Dean and Deputy National Dean during the second term. He was the parliamentary candidate of the N.P.P. in 2020 elections.
Currently, he is the candidate of the N.P.P. poised to play advocacy role and provide quality representation to the good of North Dayi District from Jan 2025 as the MP.
Personal Life
Kudjoh Attah is married to Elizabeth Ewoenam and they’re devout Catholics. They have three biological children and several other “sons and daughters.” His personal life is replete with care and support to the needy and the vulnerable in the society. Kudjoh Attah was a well-known athlete and volleyball player during his school days.