TV3 and 3News have exclusively obtained documents revealing President John Dramani Mahama's latest round of ministerial appointments. The documents detail nine new cabinet ministers and three regional ministers, adding to a series of key appointments already announced by the government. This significant reshuffle signals a strategic move to strengthen key sectors, including education, agriculture, and infrastructure development.
The appointments represent a blend of experienced politicians and technocrats, reflecting a careful balance designed to leverage both institutional knowledge and innovative leadership. Among the high-profile appointments are:
- Haruna Iddrisu, MP: Appointed Minister of Education.
- Kwame Governs Agbodza, MP: Appointed Minister of Roads and Highways.
This carefully curated list also includes several returning ministers, bringing valuable experience to their renewed roles.
Regional Ministerial Appointments:
The document also outlines the following regional ministerial appointments:
- Wilbert Petty Brentum: Western North Region
- Eduamoah Ekow Panyin Okyere: Central Region
- Joseph Nelson: Western Region
Newly Appointed Ministers:
The nine newly appointed cabinet ministers are:
- Kwame Governs Agbodza, MP: Ministry of Roads and Highways
- Eric Opoku, MP: Ministry of Food and Agriculture
- Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, MP: Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection
- Abla Dzifa Gomashie, MP: Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts
- Emelia Arthur, MP: Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture
- George Opare-Addo: Ministry of Youth Development and Empowerment
- Haruna Iddrisu, MP: Ministry of Education
- Ahmed Ibrahim, MP: Ministry of Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs
- Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, MP: Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry
Parliamentary Approval Process:
These nominations have been submitted to Parliament for approval through Speaker Alban Bagbin. The Appointments Committee will conduct a thorough vetting process, examining the nominees' qualifications, track records, and alignment with national priorities. This follows the earlier announcement of ten regional ministerial nominees. Previous high-profile appointments, including Dr. Ato Forson (Finance), John Jinapor (Energy), and Dr. Ayine (Justice), have already set the stage for the administration's direction.
President Mahama's administration faces pressure to deliver swift results, and these appointments demonstrate a clear strategy to address critical national sectors. The appointments represent a significant step in reshaping Ghana's governance landscape and setting the tone for the administration's priorities.
-source 3news |curated by Tetteh Belinda |Mydailyreports24
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