The Attorney-General; Godfred Yeboah Dame, Transport Minister; Kwaku Ofori-Asiamah and Education Minister; Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum have been adjudged the first-best performing Ministers for 2021.

This is according to a survey conducted by FAKS Investigative Services on the performance of Ministers, Deputy, and Regional Ministers.

Respondents such as students, petty traders, journalists, Members of Parliament, civil society organisations, traditional rulers, academia, business owners, commercial drivers and others contributed to the survey.

The trio secured 92.61 % ratings each from the respondents.

The annual survey also included the performance of Members of Parliament and Chief

Executive Officers (CEOs) of the State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) in the country.

The 2021 survey which is the 10th edition took place between October and December.

FAKS gave Ghanaians the opportunity to rate the performance of the various government appointees within the year.

The Local Government and Rural Development Minister; Dan Botwe, Lands and Natural Resources Minister, Abu Jinapor, Trade and Industry Minister; Alan Kyerematen, Railway Development Minister; John Peter Amenu were some of the appointees who made it to the top 10 list.

Others included; Foreign Affairs Minister; Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister; Dr Ibrahim Mohammed Awal, Energy Minister; Matthew Opoku Prempeh, Youth and Sports; Mustapha Ussif.

Some deputies who also made it to the list were Deputy Lands and Natural Resources; George Mireku Duker, Martin Adjei Mensah-Korsah; Local Government, Tina Gifty Mensah; Health, John Ntim Fordjour; Education among others.

In the Regional Ministers Category, the Greater Accra Regional Minister; Henry Quartey and Western Region’s Kwabena Okyere Darko- Mensah emerged first.

The list also captured the best parliamentarians for the year which Ningo Prampram’s Sam George adjudged the overall best MP.

Efutu Constituency MP, Alexander Afenyo-Markins emerged as the best Majority MP with North Tongu’s Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa as the best Minority MP.

The best female MP was Shai-Osudoku’s Linda Ohenewaa Ocloo.