Franklin Cudjoe, Founding President of IMANI Africa, has defended the ministerial vetting process stating that almost all the relevant questions were asked.
He specifically praised the questioning style of Alexander Afenyo-Markin, the Deputy Majority Leader, saying he enjoyed the depth and relevance of his inquiries.
Cudjoe expressed appreciation for Afenyo-Markin's approach during the vetting process, describing his questions as insightful and well-structured. "I enjoyed Afenyo's questions," he remarked, highlighting how the MP focused on essential governance and policy issues.
He further dismissed claims that the vetting process lacked substance, arguing that the core concerns of Ghanaians were indeed addressed. "I disagree with those who say the ministerial vetting did not capture essential areas of interest.
