Parliament's Appointments Committee vetted the fifth batch of President Akufo-Addo's deputy ministerial nominees.
The four nominees who faced the Committee are Evans Opoku Bobie, who is heading to the Ministry of Youth and Sports, Deputy Minister-designate for Employment and Labour Relations, Bright Wireko Brobbey, Kofi Amankwah-Manu, the Deputy Minister-designate for Defence, and the Deputy Minister-designate for Roads and Highways, Mavis Nkansah-Boadu.
These appointees took turns to inform the Committee on how they will address pertinent challenges in their respective ministries.
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