President Mahama Appoints New Leadership for Key State Institutions
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In a decisive move to strengthen governance and enhance efficiency within Ghana’s public sector, President John Dramani Mahama has appointed new acting Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) and Managing Directors (MDs) to lead several pivotal state institutions. These appointments, announced on January 18, 2025, reflect the administration’s commitment to placing qualified professionals at the helm of critical agencies.
Among the notable appointments is Godwin Edudzi Tamakloe Esq., who will now head the National Petroleum Authority (NPA). His extensive legal background is anticipated to bring a renewed focus on regulatory compliance and industry oversight. Similarly, Edward Bawa has been entrusted with the leadership of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), where his experience in the energy sector is expected to drive strategic initiatives.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will see Professor Nana Ama Klutse as its new acting CEO. A respected climate scientist, Professor Klutse’s appointment signals the government’s dedication to addressing environmental challenges through informed and research-based policies. In the realm of national identification, Wisdom Yayra Koku Deku has been appointed to lead the National Identification Authority (NIA), a role crucial for the advancement of Ghana’s digital identification agenda.
These strategic appointments are part of President Mahama’s broader initiative to revitalize state institutions by infusing them with leadership that combines expertise, experience, and a commitment to public service. As these leaders assume their roles, there is a collective anticipation for enhanced performance, accountability, and the successful implementation of policies that will drive national development.
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