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The Minister-Designate for Attorney-General, Dr. Dominic Ayine, was among the first batch of three ministerial nominees vetted on Tuesday by Parliament’s Appointments Committee.
Dr. Dominic Ayine, who was the last to be vetted, arrived accompanied by senior legal practitioners from LithurBrew & Company, a private law firm in Accra, where he is a senior partner.
The group included Mr. Tony Lithur, Emefa Hardcastle, and chiefs from his hometown.
Notable members of the NDC, such as Edudzi Tamakloe, James Agalga, Cletus Avoka, and former Minister of Finance Seth Terkper, were also present.
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