President John Dramani Mahama’s decision to limit his ministerial appointments to 60 has generated significant national discourse.
With a flood of applications for cabinet positions, public focus has shifted to the selection criteria prioritizing merit and sector expertise. The Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana has urged the President to prioritize a youthful and agriculturally skilled leader for the Ministry of Agriculture.
Parliamentary sessions have been suspended to facilitate thorough vetting of nominees, highlighting the government’s commitment to transparency.
Tamale Central MP, Murtala Muhammed, expressed confidence in the successful vetting of key nominees, including those for finance, energy, and justice.
The streamlined approach is intended to foster efficiency and accountability in the administration.
This initiative marks a pivotal step toward reinforcing good governance and sectoral reform.
Source: OccupyGh.com
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