Parliament Approves Ahmed Ibrahim, Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, and Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare as Ministers

Parliament has given its approval to the nominations of Ahmed Ibrahim, Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, and Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare as ministers in the John Mahama administration. The decision follows a rigorous vetting process and a subsequent majority vote in the House.

The vetting, led by the Parliamentary Appointments Committee, was an opportunity to thoroughly assess the nominees’ qualifications, competencies, and vision for their respective ministries.

Ministerial Appointments

Ahmed Ibrahim, the Member of Parliament for Banda, has been approved to head the Ministry of Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs. His extensive experience in public service and grassroots engagement positions him to address critical issues affecting local governance and traditional leadership structures in Ghana.

Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, the MP for Krowor, will oversee the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection. Her appointment comes at a time when advocacy for gender equality and child welfare is at the forefront of national discourse.

Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, the MP for Techiman North, has been tasked with leading the Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry. She is expected to spearhead initiatives to boost industrial growth and promote agribusiness as a key driver of Ghana’s economic development.

Expectations and Vision

The newly approved ministers have been lauded for their dedication to public service and grassroots development. With their diverse expertise and leadership skills, they are expected to inject fresh perspectives into their respective ministries.

These appointments mark a strategic effort by the John Mahama administration to address critical areas such as local governance, gender equity, and economic growth. The ministers are tasked with implementing innovative policies to advance the nation’s progress and enhance the livelihoods of Ghanaians.

Moving Forward

As they assume office, the ministers are expected to hit the ground running, tackling pressing issues and delivering on the promises of the Mahama government. Their success will be closely watched as they work to fulfill their mandates and contribute to national development.