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Minority demands deferment of Supreme Court nominees’ vetting

Minority ready to vet two Ministers He said the minority had no objection to the vetting of Mahama Ayariga, the member of Parliament for Bawku Central, who has been nominated as minister-designate for local government, chieftaincy, and religious affairs and the member of Parliament for Korle Klottey, Dr.
The Minority in Parliament has demanded the deferment of the vetting of three Supreme Court nominees, arguing that there is no urgent vacancy on the bench to justify the process being rushed.
He argued that there was therefore no urgency requiring the three nominees to be vetted and approved before Parliament’s recall ends on Friday, August 28.
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