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NDC’s rejection of three ministerial nominees absurd – Isaac Acheampong jabs Listen to article A ruling New Patriotic Party activist and former National Coordinator of the Tertiary Students Confederacy (TESCON), Isaac Acheampong has described as absurd the rejection of three ministers-designates by minority MPs on Parliament’s Appointments Committee after the nominees appeared for vetting. He said the three nominees will ultimately be approved at plenary and so there is no significant effect of the decision by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) legislators. “In fact, what the N...

Members of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) on Parliament 39;s Appointments Committee rejected the approval of three ministers-designate and have further held the nomination of five other nominees.

Kojo-Oppong-Nkrumah Pulse Ghana c) He peddled untruths under oath about the circumstances leading to investigative journalist Manasseh Azure relocating to South Africa with the assistance of the Media Foundation for West Africa when the journalist faced threats to his life. d) The nominee was quite evasive on his association with MX24 TV which is owned and managed by his wife with other family members such as Kwabena Oppong Nkrumah serving as shareholder/Trustee for the parent company of MX24 TV known as Black Volta Publications Limited incorporated r...

  The minority members on the Appointments Committee of Parliament have rejected three ministers-designate after the vetting of the nominees. However, the Committee has put on hold the approval of five others seeking further clarification. They are: Roads and Highways portfolio Kwesi Amoako-Atta, Minister-designate for Communications and Digitization, Ursula Owusu Ekuful, Health Minister-designate, Kwaku Agyeman-Manu, Attorney General-designate, Godfred Yeboah Dame and John Peter Amewu, Minister-designate for Railways Development. Meanwhile, 22 other ministerial nominees of President Nana A...

Giving reasons why the company was collapsed at the Appointments Committee during his vetting, he said he was "not in a position to inject any further capital in the organisation" when the directors and management of Oval Microfinance "reported difficulties and requested recapitalisation." According to him, the company's woes were compounded by the August 2019 hike in the minimum capital requirement demanded by the Central Bank. He said he [Kojo Oppong Nkrumah] came "to the view that it [Oval microfinance] was in breach of what the new statutory requirement was." ...