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Do not renege on reshuffling appointees – Mahama advised

Commercial energy economist and political risk analyst, Dr. Theo Acheampong, has called on former President John Dramani Mahama to maintain his stance on reshuffling or dismissing underperforming or corrupt appointees.

According to him, this approach is essential in demonstrating a strong commitment to combating corruption and promoting accountability within government.

Dr. Acheampong emphasized that scandals are inevitable, but the President’s swift actions in addressing such issues will serve as a deterrent to others.

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Dr. Acheampong’s Call to Action

In a statement, Dr. Acheampong said:

“President Mahama must not renege on reshuffling appointees or dismissing any minister or official caught in corruption scandals. Such decisive actions send a clear signal about the government’s intent to tackle corruption.”

He further expressed hope that younger appointees would rise to the occasion, urging them to deliver results for the collective good of the nation.

He called for political barriers hindering effective governance to be removed to empower these leaders to succeed.

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Top Ministerial Vettings

Dr. Acheampong also shared his impressions of the recent ministerial vettings, highlighting his top five nominees based on their understanding of their roles and alignment with Ghana’s development needs. The list includes:

1. Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson – Finance

2. Eric Opoku – Food and Agriculture

3. Emelia Arthur – Fisheries and Aquaculture

4. John Abdulai Jinapor – Energy and Green Transition

5. Dr. Frank Amoakohene – Ashanti Region

He praised the nominees for their depth of knowledge and sectoral solutions, adding that the current cohort could be the youngest ministerial team in Ghana’s Fourth Republic, pending confirmation of their median age.

A Call for Engagement

Dr. Acheampong concluded by encouraging Ghanaians to support the appointees while holding them accountable.

He posed the question:

“Which other ministerial nominee has impressed you and why? Let’s engage.”

A Collective Vision

Dr. Acheampong expressed optimism about Ghana’s future, urging all stakeholders to work together to build a more inclusive economy and society.

He reiterated the adage, “The proof of the pudding is in the eating,” emphasizing the importance of results over promises.

He ended with a prayer for Ghana to emerge stronger as appointees take on their responsibilities.

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