John S Nabila

John Sebiyam Nabila is a Ghanaian politician, geographer, philanthropist, and academic who serves as the Chief of the Kpasenkpe traditional area in the North East Region of Ghana. He has held several prominent positions, including President of the National House of Chiefs from 2008 to 2016 and Minister for Information and Tourism in the Limann government. Nabila began his education locally before pursuing higher studies in Accra. He later became a lecturer at the University of Ghana's Geography and Resource Development department, rising to the rank of Associate Professor and Head of Department. His academic work focused on geography-related issues, and he is recognized for his philanthropic efforts, including improving access to water, healthcare, and education in his community.

As the Paramount Chief of the Wulugu Traditional Area, Nabila has prioritized initiatives aimed at enhancing the livelihoods of his people. During his tenure as President of the National House of Chiefs, he played a key role in advocating for improved health conditions for medical personnel and patients, promoting peace during national elections, and resolving disputes, such as the 2015 impasse between striking doctors and the government. He also authored the "National House of Chiefs’ Code of Royal Ethics," which outlines conduct standards for chiefs.

Nabila has held numerous positions, including serving on the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation board and contributing to various academic and professional networks. His career reflects a commitment to both his traditional responsibilities and national development efforts.