On 1st December 2025, the North Tongu District proudly exhibited its vast economic potential, investment prospects and rich cultural heritage during its Showcase Day at the 7th Volta Trade and Investment Fair held at the Ho Sports Stadium.
The district’s delegation was led by the District Chief Executive (DCE), Hon. Victoria Amefadzi Yawa Doe, whose presence brought prestige and motivation to the event. She was accompanied by a strong team of senior officials, including the District Coordinating Director, Mr. Emmanuel Laryea; District Finance Officer, Mr. Divine Seckey; Ag. District Agric Director, Mr. Yaw Boateng; Assistant Director IIA, Mr. Christian Afenyo; Internal Auditor, Mr. Elvis Defeamekpor; Assistant Human Resource Manager, Mr. Collins Koduah; Head of the Business Advisory Centre, Mr. Enock Gyetuah; and other key staff of the Assembly. Their participation highlighted the Assembly’s commitment to promoting investment and strengthening economic partnerships.
A major highlight of the event was the captivating performance by the Dadome D/A Primary School Cultural Group, whose vibrant display of traditional dances thrilled the audience. In a memorable and symbolic moment, the DCE joined and led the cultural procession, proudly showcasing the unity and identity of North Tongu.
In recognition of her exceptional leadership and dedication, Hon. Victoria Amefadzi Yawa Doe was honoured with a beautifully crafted picture frame. The gesture was a tribute to her transformative contributions toward building a progressive, business-friendly and inclusive North Tongu.
NORTH TONGU: A LEADING TRADE & INVESTMENT DESTINATION
The North Tongu District, created under L.I. 2081 (2012) with Battor-Dugame as its capital, stands out as one of the most promising investment hubs in the Volta Region. Its strategic location along the Volta River, fertile land and growing population make it ideal for agribusiness, tourism, manufacturing and trade.
Strategic Access
North Tongu offers easy connectivity to:
- Accra, Ghana’s capital
- Ho, the Volta Regional capital
- Togo border communities
- The Volta River corridor, linking major commercial and agricultural zones
This positions the district as a natural gateway for logistics, inland aquaculture, cross-border trade and tourism.
Vibrant Population & Economic Strength
With a population of 117,035, largely youthful and agriculturally driven, North Tongu provides a dynamic labour force suitable for:
- Large-scale agribusiness
- Manufacturing industries
- Agro-processing
- Service-sector expansion
Major economic centres such as Juapong, Battor, Aveyime and Mepe continue to drive local commerce and development.
Agricultural Excellence
North Tongu is a powerhouse in the production of:
- Rice
- Cassava
- Maize
- Vegetables & fruits
- Livestock & poultry
The district boasts vast arable land and high irrigation potential, ideal for scaling up production and attracting agro-investments.
Aquaculture & Agribusiness Opportunities
The Volta Lake presents enormous potential for:
- Tilapia and catfish cage farming
- Fish feed production
- Cold storage & processing plants
- Livestock ranching
- Dairy industry growth
North Tongu District is a land where opportunity thrives—powered by fertile soils, strategic location, rich culture and visionary leadership. The District Assembly remains committed to working with investors, development partners and innovators to unlock the district’s full potential.
We invite all stakeholders to partner with us in shaping a prosperous, business-friendly and forward-looking North Tongu.
Visitors are encouraged to pass by the North Tongu exhibition stands at the Volta Trade Fair to explore and purchase locally displayed products.
