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Parliament has approved President John Mahama's ministerial nominees who underwent vetting earlier this week.
The report, submitted to the House by the Appointments Committee, recommended their approval.
Asawase legislator Mohammed Muntaka Mubarak, who was vetted for the role of Interior Minister just hours before the House's deliberations, was also approved.
Additionally, nominees for ministerial roles in the Northern, Oti, Volta, and Eastern regions received the nod from Parliament.
Therefore, Ali Adolf John, John Kwadwo Gyapong, James Gunu and Rita Akosua Adjei Awatey are substantive Ministers for their respective regions.
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