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Parliament on Monday, January 27, vetted Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, and MP for Ellembelle as minister nominee for Lands and Natural Resources.
JoyNews’ David Andoh captured these photos during the vetting of Armah-Kofi Buah.
He appeared before the Parliamentary Ministerial Vetting Committee on the morning of Monday, 27 January.
He was the first candidate to appear before the committee today, showcasing his plans for managing the country’s lands and natural resources. During his appearance, he outlined various ideas and policies which, if implemented, he believes will enhance the sector.
Mr Buah also highlighted the measures he intends to take in addressing the nation’s pressing issue of illegal mining, commonly known as "galamsey."
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