President John Mahama is swearing in seven deputy ministerial nominees and one Minister of State who received Parliamentary approval following their successful vetting weeks ago.
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The ceremony is taking place at the Jubilee House.
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The nominees were recommended for approval by consensus, paving the way for them to officially assume their respective roles.
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The confirmation of these officials was announced by First Deputy Speaker Bernard Ahiafor on Friday, March 7, 2025.
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Lydia Akanvariba has been confirmed as the Minister of State in charge of Public Sector Reforms. She is expected to lead initiatives aimed at improving efficiency and productivity within the public sector.
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The approved deputy ministers will serve in various key ministries to support the government’s agenda. They include:
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Thomas Ampem Nyarko – Deputy Minister for Finance
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Ebenezer Terlabi – Deputy Minister for Interior
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Samson Ahi – Deputy Minister for Trade, Agribusiness, and Industry
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Clement Apaak – Deputy Minister for Education
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Richard Gyan Mensah – Deputy Minister for Energy
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John Dumelo – Deputy Minister for Food and Agriculture
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