Dr. Frank Amoakohene Appointed Ashanti Regional Minister as Mahama Unveils 10 Regional Nominees
Parliament to vet 10 regional ministerial nominees as President Mahama reinforces governance
- President Mahama submits 10 regional ministerial nominees to Parliament for vetting
- The appointments aim to strengthen regional administration and drive development across the nation
- Mahama pledges key security appointments to address ongoing conflicts, particularly in Bawku
President John Dramani Mahama has nominated 10 regional ministers, including Dr. Frank Amoakohene as the Ashanti Regional Minister.
A formal request has been submitted to Parliament for vetting and confirmation of the nominees, signaling a key step in strengthening regional governance.
The list of nominees spans several regions:
- Northern: Adolf John
- Oti: John Kwadwo Gyapong
- Volta: James Gunu
- Eastern: Mrs. Rita Akosua Adjel Awatey
- North-East: Ibrahim Tia
- Ashanti: Dr. Frank Amoakohene
- Upper East: Akamugri Donatus Atanga
- Ahafo: Charity Gardiner
- Savannah: Salisu Bi-Awuribe
- Greater Accra: Linda Ocloo, MP
The nominations reflect President Mahama’s commitment to robust governance, with six additional regions awaiting appointments.
Security Reforms on the Horizon
In response to escalating tensions in Bawku, President Mahama has pledged to prioritize peace efforts.
He announced plans to appoint key security officials, including Ministers for Defence and Interior, as well as a National Security Co-ordinator, by the week’s end.
Addressing the Kusaug Traditional Area, he affirmed his administration’s resolve to stabilize the conflict-ridden region.
