E. M. Osei-Wusu

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Colonel (Rtd.) Emmanuel M. Osei-Wusu is a former Ghanaian politician and military commander. He was Minister of the Interior from 1992–1996 in the Rawlings government.

Military appointments

Officer commanding forces movement control, 2nd Infantry Battalion, 162
Staff captain movement, Ministry of Defense, June 1962 – 1963
Staff officer Quartermaster General, June 1963 – 1965
Assistant Adjutant Quartermaster General (movement) December 1965-April 1966
Commanding Officer 6th Infantry Battalion, April–November 1968
Commanding Officer 3rd Infantry Battalion, November–December 1968
Commanding Officer 4th Infantry Battalion, August 1970-June 1971
Brigade Commander, 2nd Infantry Brigade Group (Central Command), June 1971-August 1972

After he and other NDC politicians were accused of corruption by NPP opponents, and investigated by the CHRAJ, he stepped aside from politics.^[1]

He retired to his hometown of Pepease, Kwahu, where he lived a solitary life. Colonel (Rtd) Osei Wusu died in 2016.

References

^ Rikard Quaye, Kufuor, Cape Coast and the Peoples Assembly, modernghana.com, 16 February 2006

Political offices
Preceded by Maj. Gen. Winston Mensa-Wood	Secretary for Interior 1992 – 1993	Succeeded by self
Preceded by self	Minister for Interior 1993 – 1996	Succeeded by ?

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[1] Rikard Quaye, Kufuor, Cape Coast and the Peoples Assembly, modernghana.com, 16 February 2006

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