Enoch Teye Mensah, a distinguished figure in Ghanaian politics and a former Member of Parliament for Ningo Prampram, has passed away
The news of his demise at the age of 77 on October 1, 2023, marks the end of an era. The prominent member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) breathed his last in South Africa, where he had been grappling with health challenges.
Popularly referred to as ET Mensah, a moniker derived from the initials of his first two names, Enoch Teye, his political journey extended beyond parliamentary duties. E.T Mensah also held the position of Minister for Education and Sports at different junctures, showcasing his commitment to both the educational and sporting facets of the nation.
After serving as an accountant, E.T Mensah entered the political arena, representing his constituency from January 1997 to January 2017. His political tenure concluded when he faced defeat in the NDC primaries, losing to the current MP for the region, Sam Nartey George. This marked a transition in the political landscape of Ningo Prampram.
Remembering E.T Mensah: A Legacy in Politics and Service
E.T Mensah’s legacy is not only political but also familial. Survived by a widow and seven children, he leaves behind a personal narrative intertwined with public service. His contributions to Ghana’s political and educational spheres have left an indelible mark. E.T Mensah’s passing is a poignant moment, prompting reflection on his enduring impact on the nation he served for many years.
