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M N RidwanPresident John Dramani Mahama has unveiled his first list of regional ministerial nominations, marking a key step in his efforts to strengthen governance and ensure effective leadership across Ghana’s regions.
The list, which covers ten out of the country’s 16 regions, was formally submitted to the Speaker of Parliament for approval.
The nominations are part of Mahama’s broader plan to establish a solid foundation for his presidency and enhance regional leadership.
Each nominee has been selected based on their experience and ability to drive development in their respective regions.
Here is the full list of nominated regional ministers:
These appointments underscore Mahama’s commitment to fostering unity, effective leadership, and regional development across Ghana.
nominees will be expected to work closely with local authorities, community leaders, and the public to address pressing regional issues and drive economic growth.
As the nominations await parliamentary approval, Ghanaians are keen to see how these leaders will shape the future of the country’s regions.
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