Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen, in a list, has named best and worst performing Ministers, Deputy Ministers, as well as Chief Executive Officers (CEO’s) of State companies for the year 2019.
The late afternoon political programme made the list using five benchmarks.
The five benchmarks were sector ministry and its mandate, ministry deliverables, visibility and branding, human relations and accessibility and balance between government and party.
Read full list below:
Top 15 best performing ministers for 2019 (In no particular order)
- Minister for Education Dr Matthew Opoku-Prempeh
- Minister for Trade and Industry Alan Kyerematen
- Minister for Railway and Development Joe Ghartey
- Minister for Special Development Initiative Hawa Koomson
- Minister for Information Kojo Oppong Nkrumah
- Minister for Roads and Highways Kojo Amoako-Atta
- Minister for Regional Reorganization and Development Dan Botwe
- Minister for Transport Ofori Assiamah Kwaku
- Minister for Health Agyemang Manu
- Minister for Youth and Sports Isaac Asiamah
- Minister for Business Development Dr Mohammed Ibrahim Awal
- Minister for Energy and Petroleum Jean Piere Amewu
- Minister for Communications Mrs Ursula Owusu-Ekuful
- Minister for Employment and Labour relations Baffourv Awuah
- Minister for Defence Dominic Nitiwul
- Minister for Agriculture Dr Akoto Afriyie Owusu
Top 10 worst performing Ministers for 2019 (In no particular order)
- Minister for Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation Prof. Kwabena Frimpong Boateng
- Minister for Tourism Barbara Oteng Gyasi
- Minister for Works and Housing Samuel Atta Akyea
- Minister for Public Procurement Sarah Adwoa Sarfo
- Minister for Monitoring and Evaluation Dr Anthony Akoto Osei
- Minister for Planning Prof. Gyan Baffour
- Minister for Sanitation and Water Resources Cecilia Dapaah
- Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture Affoley Quaye
- Minister for Chieftaincy and Cultural Affairs Kofi Dzamesie
- Minister for Local Government and Rural Development Hajia Alima Mahama
Top 10 best performing Deputy Ministers for 2019 (In no order of particular order
- Deputy Minister for Information Pius Enam Hadzide
- Deputy Minister for Attorney General and Justice Godfred Dame
- Deputy Minister for Youth and Sports Perry Okudzeto
- Deputy Minister for Agriculture George Oduro / Kennedy Osei Nyarko
- Deputy Minister for Communications George Andah
- Deputy Minister for Transport Titus Glover
- Deputy Minister for Yaw Boamah
- Deputy Minister for Energy Joseph Cudjoe
- Deputy Minister for Regional reorganization and Development Adjei Mensah Korsah
- Deputy Minister for Education Dr Yaw Osei Adu Twum
CEOs and Director Generals of State Companies (In no particular order)
- Free Zones Michael Baafi
- Ghana Publishing David Asante
- Ghana Industrial Holding Corporation (GIHOC) Maxwell Kofi
- State Transport Company (STC) Nana Akomeah
- National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP) John Kumah
- Youth Employment Agency (YEA) Justin Koduah
- Accra Digital Centre Kofi Nkansah Ofosu
- Ghana Maritime Authority Thomas Kofi Alonsi
- Ghana Gas Company Dr Ben Asante
- GNPC Foundation Dominic Eduah
- COCOBOD Joseph Boahen Aidoo
- State Housing Company Kwabena Ampofo Appiah
- Securities and Exchange Commission Rev Daniel Ogbarmey Tetteh
- Bank of Ghana Ernest Addison
- Buffer Stock Hanan Abdul Wahab
- National Service Scheme Mustapha Yusif
