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Ghanaian company to rate performance of Ministers



PRESS RELEASE                            7th October, 2014 (06:31)


Ghanaian research and background investigative company, FAKS Investigative Services, has started its annual survey on the performance of Ministers and Members of Parliament (MPMs).


This year’s survey which is the 3rd edition took off on September 30 and is expected to be completed by December 31, 2014. The outcome of the survey would be made public subsequently.

Apart from the regional capitals where the past surveys have been conducted from, this year’s will include Metropolitan, Municipal and Districts capitals in the country.

The main purpose of the survey is to seek the opinion of Ghanaians, which Minister, Deputy or MP is doing exceptionally well and deserves to be recognized.

The FAKS team will talk to Ghanaians between the ages of 18 and 65 years.
The team will take into consideration the various projects executed by these Ministers and MPs.

The survey team will take into consideration the few months they have been at their current post, especially the Regional Ministers.

At the end of the survey, FAKS Investigative Services will score the performances of these MPMs and position them accordingly.
FAKS will also conduct a survey on how foreign Embassies and High Commissions in Ghana treat their applicants.

The project will be dubbed “The Most Friendliest Embassy or High Commission in Ghana.” We will take into consideration the reception offered to Visa applicants and the process applicants go through before securing travelling Visas.









 2nd EDITION RESULTS (2013)


MINISTERS

1. Best Minister of the Year 2013 – Mr. Seth Terkper - Finance Minister

2. 2nd Best Minister of the Year 2013 – Madam Hanny-Sherry Ayitey - Health Minister

3. 3rd Best Minister of the Year 2013 – Madam Jean Naana Opoku Agyemang- Education Minister


DEPUTY MINISTERS

1. Best Deputy Minister of the Year 2013 – Mr. Felix Ofosu Kwakyi- Information and Media Relation Ministry

2. 2nd Best Deputy Minister of the Year 2013 – Hon. Samuel Okudjeto Ablakwa, Education Ministry

3. 3rd Best Deputy Minister of the Year 2013 – Hon. Edwin Nii Lante Vanderpuye- Trade and Industry Ministry



REGIONAL MINISTERS



1. Best Regional Minister of the Year 2013 – Mr. Samuel Sarpong- Central Regional Minister

2. 2nd Best Regional Minister of the Year 2013 – Madam Helen Ntoso- Eastern Regional Minister

3. 3rd Best Regional Minister of the Year 2013 – Mr. Joshua Nii Laryea-Agbo- Volta Regional Minister


The Most Respected Minister for 2013- Madam Hannah Tetteh, Foreign Affairs Minister

The Most Popular Minister for 2013- Hon. Elvis Afriyie Ankrah, Youth and Sports Minister





 


 

PARLIAMENTARIANS

1. Overall Best MP of the Year 2013 – Hon. W.O. Boafo, Akropong Constituency

2. Best Majority MP of the Year 2013 – Hon. Alhaji Muntaka Mubarak, Asawase Constituency

3. Best Minority MP of the Year 2013 – Hon. Anthony Osei Akoto, Old Tafo Constituency

4. Best Majority Female MP of the Year 2013 – Hon. Hajia Lardi Ayamba, Pusiga Constituency

5. Best Minority Female MP of the Year 2013 – Hon. Adwoa Safo, Dome Kwabenya Constituency




1ST EDITION RESULTS (2012)

MINISTERS
  1. Best Minister of the Year 2012 - Samuel Ofosu Ampofo (Local Govt.)
  2. 2nd Best Minister of the Year 2012 - Hannah Tetteh (Trade Min.)
  3. 3rd Best Minister of the Year 2012 – Hon. Haruna Iddrisu (Communications)

DEPUTY MINISTERS
  1. Best Deputy Minister of the Year 2012 – Hon. Samuel Okudzato Ablakwah (Info.)
  2. 2nd Best Deputy Minister of the Year 2012 - Seth Tekper (Finance)
  3. 3rd Best Deputy Minister of the Year 2012 - Elvis Afriyie Ankrah (Local Govt.)

REGIONAL MINISTERS
  1. Best Regional Minister of the Year 2012 - Victor Smith (Eastern Region)
  2. 2nd Best Regional Minister of the Year 2012 - Paul Evans Aidoo (Western Region)
  3. 3rd Best Regional Minister of the Year 2012 - Dr. Kwaku Agyeman-Mensah (Ashanti Region)



PARLIAMENTARIANS
  1. Overall Best MP of the Year 2012 – Hon. William Ofori Boafo
  2. Best Majority MP of the Year 2012 – Hon. Alban Sumani Bagbin
  3. Best Minority MP of the Year 2012 – Hon. Osei Kyei Mensah-Bonsu
  4. Best Majority Female MP of the Year 2012 – Hon. Hajia Boforo
  5. Best Minority Female MP of the Year 2012 – Hon. Cecilia Abena Dapaah



 SIGED
Mr. Fred Yaw Sarpong
CEO, FAKS Investigative Services
+233(0)0549494838/+233(0)0204646009
Email: faks.investigatives@gmail.com /sarpong007@gmail.com



 

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