Parliament Approves John Dumelo, Apaak, and Ampem Nyarko as Deputy Ministers

Ghana’s Parliament has officially approved the appointments of John Dumelo, Dr. Clement Apaak, and Ampem Nyarko as Deputy Ministers in the current administration. The approval follows a vetting process that assessed their qualifications, experience, and vision for their respective ministries.

Mar 7, 2025 - 16:44
Parliament Approves John Dumelo, Apaak, and Ampem Nyarko as Deputy Ministers
  • John Dumelo – Deputy Minister for Tourism, Arts, and Culture

  • Dr. Clement Apaak – Deputy Minister for Education

  • Ampem Nyarko – Deputy Minister for Youth and Sports

The confirmation of these appointees is expected to bolster government efforts in key sectors, driving policies that enhance national development.

John Dumelo’s Role in Tourism and Creative Arts

As a well-known actor and entrepreneur, John Dumelo's appointment to the Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture has been met with mixed reactions. Many industry players see him as a capable figure who understands the challenges of the creative sector and can advocate for policies that support local artists, filmmakers, and cultural preservation.

Dr. Clement Apaak’s Vision for Education

Dr. Apaak, a seasoned academic and Member of Parliament, has pledged to work towards strengthening Ghana’s educational system. His focus will be on improving infrastructure, teacher welfare, and access to quality education, particularly in rural areas.

Ampem Nyarko’s Impact on Youth and Sports Development

Ampem Nyarko’s approval as Deputy Minister for Youth and Sports is expected to bring fresh ideas to youth empowerment programs and the development of Ghanaian sports. His mandate includes boosting funding for local sports initiatives, ensuring better facilities, and promoting youth participation in governance.

Parliament’s Approval Process

The Appointments Committee of Parliament conducted thorough assessments before recommending their approval. All three nominees assured Parliament of their commitment to national development and sector-specific growth.

Public Reactions and Expectations

Reactions from the public and political analysts have been varied. While supporters applaud their approval, critics question whether they will be able to deliver on their mandates effectively. The appointees will now be expected to translate their promises into concrete actions.

Looking Ahead

With their appointments confirmed, John Dumelo, Dr. Clement Apaak, and Ampem Nyarko will officially begin their roles, working under their respective sector ministers. Ghanaians will be watching closely to see how they contribute to policy implementation and sectoral improvements.

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