An attempt to put impediments in the way of Nana Oye Lithur on her nomination as Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection by the Concerned Clergy Association of Ghana and the Ghana Social Moral Fabric was quashed, when petitions from the two bodies failed to meet the standards of the Appointments Committee of Parliament.
The two petitioners had objected to Nana Oye Lithur's nomination in a memoranda sent to the Appointments Committee. However, the memoranda from the two concerned bodies were not duly signed, thereby receiving massive condemnation from the committee.
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