A number of appointments by President to various positions in his government have raised eyebrows.
These appointees, who are set to head various state institutions and even fill positions at the seat of government, the Jubilee House, consist of individuals who are known members of other political parties or deemed "neutrals" in the eyes of many.
These neutrals are individuals who have never openly stated their political affiliations or have not been seen canvassing for votes for political parties.
A faction of the public has applauded President Mahama for these appointments, seeing them as an attempt to form an inclusive government, with the president relying on competency rather than political affiliation in making his decisions.
