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List of Commissioners (ministers) of State

Portfolio Commissioner Time frame Notes Commissioner for Foreign Affairs Gloria Amon Nikoi 1979 Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice A.N.E. Amissah 1979 Commissioner for Finance and Economic Planning
Commissioner for Trade and Tourism Dr. J.L.S. Abbey 1979 Commissioner for Interior and
Inspector General of Police C.O. Lamptey 1979 Commissioner for Lands, Natural Resources
Commissioner for Fuel and Power George Benneh 1979 Commissioner for Industries, Labour and Social Welfare Anthony Woode 1979 Commissioner for Transport and Communications
Commissioner for Works and Housing George Harlley 1979 Commissioner for Agriculture Abayifa Karbo 1979 Commissioner for Information and Cocoa Affairs Kwame Afreh 1979 Commissioner for Consumer Affairs and Cooperatives Nii Anyetei Kwakrwanyra 1979 Commissioner for Local Government and Sports Kofi Badu 1979 Commissioner for Education and Culture
Commissioner for Health E. Evans Anfom 1979 Regional Commissioners Ashanti Region Colonel R. K. Zumah 1979 Brong Ahafo Region Lieutenant Commander I. K. Awuku 1979 Central Region Dr. K. G. Erbynn 1979 Eastern Region S. H. Annancy 1979 Greater Accra Region E. R. K. Dwemoh 1979 Northern Region Lieuenant Colonel L. K. Kodjiku 1979 Upper Region Major M. Gyabaah 1979 Volta Region Lieutenant Commander G.K. Amevor 1979 Western Region J. S. Amelemah 1979

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