Adentan

Adentan is a town located in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana. It lies to the northeast of Accra, the capital city, and is a significant urban center within the Accra Metropolitan Area. The town is situated in the Adentan Municipal District, which was established in 2008 by separating it from the Ga East Municipal District.

The area is primarily residential, serving as a dormitory town for people who work in Accra. It has experienced rapid population growth and development in recent decades due to its proximity to the capital and the availability of land. Adentan is characterized by a mix of planned housing estates and informal settlements.

Key infrastructure in Adentan includes roads connecting it to Accra and other surrounding towns, as well as educational institutions and healthcare facilities. The town is served by a number of schools, ranging from primary to tertiary levels, and also has hospitals and clinics to cater to the health needs of its residents. The Adentan Municipal Assembly is the local government body responsible for the administration and development of the area. The town's economy is largely driven by commerce, services, and informal sector activities.