Charles Agbeve, Vice Chairman of Ghana’s Local Government and Rural Development Committee, is supporting the government’s plan for selecting Metropolitan, Municipal and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs). He believes governmental input is crucial for ensuring that national policies are successfully carried out at the local level. Agbeve argues a degree of government direction is needed to facilitate effective implementation across the country. The proposed model aims to balance local needs with national objectives. He emphasizes the importance of having leaders who can translate policy into tangible results within their communities. This approach seeks to streamline governance and enhance the impact of government initiatives at the grassroots. Ultimately, Agbeve contends that this selection process will foster better policy outcomes.