President Mahama to Swear in New Deputy Ministers Today

President John Dramani Mahama is set to swear in the newly appointed Deputy Ministers today, March 12, 2025, following their approval by Parliament.

The event, scheduled for 1 pm, will formally induct the ministers into their respective roles, enabling them to provide essential support to the government’s initiatives.

The swearing-in ceremony marks the next step in the formation of the new government’s leadership team, with various ministers designated for key positions across sectors.

The appointment of these Deputy Ministers comes after a successful vetting process, during which each candidate was evaluated on their qualifications and readiness to serve.

The Deputy ministers to be sworn in include:

• Thomas Ampem Nyarko – Deputy Minister for Finance
• Ebenezer Terlabi – Deputy Minister for Interior
• Samson Ahi – Deputy Minister for Trade, Agribusiness, and Industry
• Clement Apaak – Deputy Minister for Education
• Richard Gyan Mensah – Deputy Minister for Energy
• John Dumelo – Deputy Minister for Food and Agriculture
• Alhassan Suhuyini – Deputy Minister for Roads and Highways
• Rita Naa Odorley Sowah – Deputy Minister for Local Government
• Gizella Tetteh – Deputy Minister for Works and Housing
• Ernest Brogya Genfi – Deputy Minister for Defence
• Justice Sai – Deputy Attorney General
• Yusif Sulemana – Deputy Minister for Lands and Natural Resources
• Yusif Isaka Jajah – Deputy Minister for Creative Arts and Tourism

The approval of these ministers reflects Parliament’s confidence in their ability to effectively contribute to Ghana’s development across various sectors.

President Mahama’s administration continues to prioritize strengthening the governance structure with skilled leaders to steer the country toward achieving its national goals.

The swearing-in ceremony, to be held at the seat of government, marks a pivotal moment for the new cabinet as they prepare to work together in executing the government’s policies and initiatives aimed at improving the well-being of Ghanaians.