Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo
who took over From John Mahama in
December election has on Friday
defended his controversial decision to
appoint a 110-minister government,
saying it is a "necessary investment"
in the small west African country.
The President disclosed he inherited a
lot debt, high inflation and there was
high rate of unemployment despite the
IMF aid.
The nomination was made on
Wednesday and it included dozens of
lower-level and regional ministers.
The number of the ministers has spark
uo commentary on social media and
radio talk shows.
The President said, "I'm aware that
people are concerned about what they
see as maybe the cost of this large
government,"
"It is a necessary investment to
make."
He stressed that his ministers "are
coming
to work, it is not going to be a
holiday."


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source - http://www.trendsng.com/2017/03/ghana-president-appoints-110-ministers.html?m=1

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