President Mahama Unveils Ministerial Nominees to Drive Ghana’s Development Agenda
President John Dramani Mahama has announced a lineup of ministerial nominees aimed at driving his governance vision and addressing key national priorities. The nominees are expected to play pivotal roles in fostering economic growth, enhancing infrastructure, improving education, and addressing critical social challenges.
Haruna Iddrisu for Education Ministry
One of the standout appointments is Haruna Iddrisu, a former Minority Leader in Parliament and an experienced politician, who has been nominated to lead the Education Ministry. Iddrisu is expected to focus on educational reforms, improve access to quality education, and enhance teaching and learning outcomes across the country.
Governs Kwame Agbodza for Roads and Highways Ministry
In the infrastructure sector, Governs Kwame Agbodza has been nominated to head the Roads and Highways Ministry. Agbodza, known for his expertise in transportation and infrastructure development, is tasked with overseeing national road projects, improving connectivity, and addressing challenges in road infrastructure.
Eric Opoku for Food and Agriculture Ministry
To strengthen Ghana’s agricultural sector, President Mahama has nominated Eric Opoku as the Minister for Food and Agriculture. With a strong background in rural development, Opoku’s appointment signals a commitment to boosting food security, increasing agricultural productivity, and supporting farmers through innovative policies.
Opare Addo for Youth Development and Empowerment Ministry
The newly created Ministry for Youth Development and Empowerment will be led by NDC Youth Organiser, Opare Addo. This ministry aims to address youth unemployment, promote skills training, and empower young people through innovative programs and entrepreneurship initiatives. Addo’s nomination highlights the government’s focus on creating opportunities for the country’s youth.
Elizabeth Ofosu Agyare for Trade and Agribusiness Ministry
Elizabeth Ofosu Agyare has been nominated to head the Ministry for Trade and Agribusiness. With her extensive experience in trade and commerce, Agyare will work to enhance Ghana’s trade relations, promote agribusiness, and position the sector as a key driver of economic growth and job creation.
Ahmed Ibrahim for Local Government Ministry
Ahmed Ibrahim has been nominated as the Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy, and Religious Affairs. His role will involve working with traditional leaders, improving local governance systems, and fostering unity among diverse religious groups in the country.
Emelia Arthur for Fisheries and Aquaculture Ministry
To oversee Ghana’s fisheries sector, Emelia Arthur has been nominated as the Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture. Arthur is expected to lead efforts to sustain marine resources, promote aquaculture development, and support coastal communities reliant on fishing.
A Vision for Progress and Development
These nominations reflect President Mahama’s vision for inclusive and sustainable national development. The nominees bring a wealth of experience to their respective portfolios, and their appointments are aligned with the government’s commitment to addressing pressing challenges and delivering results for Ghanaians.
By focusing on critical areas such as education, infrastructure, agriculture, and youth empowerment, this team of ministers is expected to play a crucial role in shaping Ghana’s future.
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