The East Mamprusi Municipal Assembly has its offices at **Nalerigu**, the municipal capital, in the North East Region of Ghana. Nalerigu is also the seat of the Nayiri, the paramount chief of Mamprugu, which makes the town both the traditional and the administrative heart of the area. The Assembly was carved out of the old East Mamprusi District and elevated to municipal status in 2018, when the North East Region itself was created out of the Northern Region. Its jurisdiction covers Nalerigu, Gambaga, Langbinsi, Sakogu, Bunkpurugu-adjacent communities and a spread of rural settlements, with the Municipal Chief Executive and the General Assembly (made up of elected and appointed members) running local governance from the Nalerigu secretariat. For practical purposes — permits, business registration support, birth and death records, assembly correspondence, or meetings with the MCE — the surest route is to call or visit the Assembly's main secretariat in Nalerigu during normal working hours (Monday to Friday, roughly 8am to 5pm). If you want the exact current street address, phone line, or the name of the sitting Municipal Chief Executive, those change with appointments and I don't have a verified source in front of me for 2026 — say the word and I'll search deeper for you. A word of Mamprugu wisdom fits here: *"Yɛn nya zugu, ti ka"* — when the head is present, the body follows. Nalerigu is that head for East Mamprusi, so start there and the rest of the municipality opens up to you.