President John Dramani Mahama has been in office for 120 days. After the 120 days in office, some of his ministers have already started making big impacts in their roles. These hardworking individuals are helping to move the country forward in different areas such as finance, education, economy, energy, and social protection.
Below are the top 10 best performing ministers so far in Mahama’s 2025 government, based on their achievements and commitment.
1. Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson – Minister for Finance
Dr. Forson is the best performing minister under Mahama’s 120 days in office. He is helping Ghana’s economy recover. He has reduced inflation and is managing the country’s debt well. Investors are gaining confidence again, thanks to his financial experience and smart decisions. He took over at an exchange rate of about 16 cedis : 1 dollar. Currently, the exchange rate is around 13 cedis
2. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa – Minister for Foreign Affairs
Ablakwa is leading Ghana’s foreign affairs with great energy and skill. In just four months, he has built strong relationships with other countries and brought in international support. His work is helping to improve Ghana’s image across the world and attract foreign partnerships that benefit the nation.
2. Linda Ocloo – Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection
Linda Ocloo has shown passion and leadership in protecting women and children. She has introduced programs to help poor families and is working hard to stop domestic violence. Her ministry is giving hope to many vulnerable groups in Ghana..
4. Felix Kwakye Ofosu – Minister in charge of Government Communicationa.
Felix is keeping the public informed. He explains government policies clearly and uses different media channels to reach Ghanaians. His efforts are helping people understand what the government is doing.
5. Sam George – Minister for Communications and Digitalization
Sam George is bringing digital change to Ghana. He is improving internet services and encouraging online businesses. His plans are making Ghana a leader in digital technology.
6. Haruna Iddrisu – Minister for Education
Haruna is working to improve schools and make education better for all. He is building more school facilities and supporting teachers to deliver quality education.
7. Dr. Frank Amoakohene – Ashanti Regional Minister
Dr. Amoakohene is focused on development in the Ashanti Region. Under his leadership, roads are being built, schools are improving, and health services are getting better.
8. Brigadier General Francis Agyemfra (Rtd.) – National Security Adviser
He is making sure Ghana stays safe. Using his security experience, he is fighting crime and preventing terrorism. People feel more secure because of his efforts.
9. Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare – Minister for Trade and Industry
She is supporting Ghanaian businesses and encouraging people to buy local goods. She is also helping create jobs and increase economic growth.
10. John Abdulai Jinapor – Minister for Energy
Jinapor is working hard to make electricity stable and affordable. He is also focusing on renewable energy and expanding power to villages and towns that were left out.
