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A Political Science lecturer at the University of Ghana, Dr Evans Aggrey-Darko is highly optimistic that newly appointed ministers will perform to their best to promote national development.
According to him, some of these ministers have served in previous governments and have the requisite expertise to discharge their duties. He was speaking on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show Friday.
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