Chief of Staff Bags PhD

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Chief of Staff Dr. Julius Debrah has added another remarkable milestone to his distinguished public service career after earning a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Museum and Heritage Studies from the University of Ghana, a feat that reflects his unwavering commitment to lifelong learning, national development and the preservation of Ghana’s rich cultural heritage. https://www.myjoyonline.com/
The doctorate was conferred during the University of Ghana’s graduation ceremony, where Dr. Debrah joined other graduands in celebrating years of academic dedication while simultaneously serving at the highest level of government.
Widely admired for his humility, calm disposition, firmness in decision-making, accessibility and unwavering focus, Dr. Debrah has earned respect across the political divide for his people-centred leadership style. His ability to remain approachable while carrying the enormous responsibilities of Chief of Staff has endeared him to many Ghanaians and members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC).
A loyal party stalwart with an enduring passion for the NDC and an unwavering commitment to the welfare of all Ghanaians, Dr. Debrah has consistently demonstrated that public office is about service, sacrifice and results. His dedication to promoting Ghana’s cultural heritage through academic research further underscores his desire to contribute meaningfully to national development beyond politics.
In expressing his appreciation after receiving the prestigious academic honour, Dr. Debrah thanked President John Dramani Mahama for the confidence reposed in him and for the opportunity to serve both the National Democratic Congress and the people of Ghana. He reaffirmed his commitment to supporting the President’s vision of building a prosperous, united and inclusive nation.

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Dr. Debrah’s public service journey has been marked by significant leadership roles. He previously served as Minister for Local Government and Rural Development, Eastern Regional Minister and Greater Accra Regional Minister before first being appointed Chief of Staff by President John Dramani Mahama in 2015. Following President Mahama’s return to office, Dr. Debrah has continued to play a pivotal role in coordinating government business and supporting the implementation of national policies.
Born on April 4, 1966, at Obomeng in the Kwahu area, Dr. Debrah attended Mpraeso Secondary School before completing his A-Level education at Achimota School. He later obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Archaeology and Sociology from the University of Ghana and spent 18 years working in the real estate and agriculture sectors before entering frontline politics.
His latest academic achievement not only crowns years of perseverance but also reinforces the belief that education, humility, dedication and patriotic service remain essential pillars of effective leadership. For many within the NDC and beyond, Dr. Julius Debrah’s inspiring journey continues to exemplify selfless leadership and an enduring commitment to Ghana’s progress.

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