Teachers and well-wishers celebrate Dr Addai-Poku’s legacy as the National Teaching Council welcomes a new Acting Registrar.
Dr Christian Addai-Poku has officially handed over his position as Registrar of the National Teaching Council (NTC) to the newly appointed Acting Registrar, Mr Robert Yeli-Oni Balema.
The handover ceremony took place on Thursday, 15 October 2026, at the Council’s Head Office in Accra, marking an important leadership transition at the institution responsible for regulating Ghana’s teaching profession. The Board Chairman of the National Teaching Council, Mr Kwami Alorvi, was also present at the ceremony.
Mr Balema’s appointment comes as the NTC continues its work in teacher licensing, professional standards and the promotion of professionalism within Ghana’s teaching fraternity. As he assumes his new responsibilities, attention will remain on the Council’s role in strengthening teacher regulation and supporting the continuous development of the profession.
Dr Addai-Poku’s departure has also prompted messages of gratitude and congratulations from teachers, colleagues, friends and well-wishers who believe his service has left a lasting mark on Ghana’s education sector. Many have praised his humility, hard work, professionalism, sense of humour and respect for others, while acknowledging his contribution to the teaching fraternity.
As the leadership transition ushers in a new chapter for the Council, members of the teaching fraternity continue to reflect on Dr Addai-Poku’s years of service and the impact of his work. Their tributes highlight the importance of recognising individuals who have contributed to the development and regulation of the teaching profession.
For many of his admirers, Dr Addai-Poku’s legacy extends beyond the office he held. They regard his service as a contribution to teacher professionalism and recognition, and an inspiration to others committed to strengthening education in Ghana.
Their message is clear: his service is appreciated, his impact is lasting, and his legacy will continue to inspire generations. Meanwhile, the National Teaching Council moves forward under Mr Robert Yeli-Oni Balema’s leadership as Acting Registrar, with continued responsibility for upholding professional standards and supporting the teaching fraternity across Ghana.
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