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Parliament's Appointments Committee today vetted three more ministerial nominees selected by President Akufo-Addo to aid in his government.
The three included Mohammed Awal who is heading to the Ministry of Tourism, and Minister-designate for Works and Housing (Minister of State), Freda Prempeh.
While Mr. Awal is leaving the Ministry of Business Development, Madam Freda Prempeh is leaving the Gender Ministry.
Also facing the 26-member committee was former Executive Director of NSS, Mustapha Ussif who is now Youth and Sports Minister-designate.
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