Nungua

Nungua is a town in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana and forms part of the urban area of Accra. It is situated along the coast to the east of central Accra, along major roads that connect the city to eastern suburbs, including the Spintex Road corridor.

Administratively, Nungua is within the Ledzokuku Municipal District (also referred to in some contexts as Ledzokuku-Krowor) in the Greater Accra Region. Local government services for the area are provided by the district assembly, with a Municipal Chief Executive as the executive leader.

The area is primarily a mix of residential and commercial zones. Along its main thoroughfares, including Spintex and surrounding streets, there are markets, shops, restaurants, and small-scale businesses that serve residents and commuters. Nungua has experienced urban growth as part of the wider expansion of the Accra metropolitan area, with ongoing real estate development and infrastructure improvements.

Amenities in Nungua typically include educational facilities ranging from basic to senior high schools, healthcare clinics, and places of worship that reflect Ghana’s religious diversity, including churches and mosques. The neighborhood is well connected by public transport, with minibuses (tro-tro) and taxis providing access to central Accra and neighboring suburbs.

Nungua is commonly linked with neighboring communities such as Teshie and Labadi as part of the eastern coastal belt of Accra. It serves as a residential hub with evolving commercial activity and is representative of the rapid urbanization occurring in the capital region.