Dr Mohammed Amin Adam, Finance Minister

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Tonight on PM express, the Deputy Energy Minister Dr Mohammed Amin Adam discussed politics and the developments surrounding the oil industry in Ghana.
He also shares his opinion with Evans Mensah on the contest for votes as the December polls draw near.
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