- John
Bogolo Erzuah (1914–c. 1979) was a
Ghanaian diplomat,
politician and teacher. He
served as a
minister of
state in 1956, and also
represented Ghana...
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Mohammed Erzuah Siam is a
Ghanaian politician and a
member of the
Second Parliament of the
Fourth Republic representing the
Akwatia Constituency in the...
- Wilson,
Matthew Coffie; Boateng,
Cyril Dziedzorm; Quaye,
Jonathan Atuquaye;
Erzuah, Samuel; Wang, Lian; Zhao, Guoxiang; Karimaie, H****an; Danuor, Sylvester...
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Minister for
Parliamentary Affairs ? – ? Succeeded by ? Preceded by J.B.
Erzuah Minister for
Education and
Information 1958 – ? Succeeded by
Alfred Jonas...
- John
Erzuah Cofie (born 21
January 1993) is a
retired footballer who pla**** as a forward. He
began his
career with
Burnley and
moved to
Manchester United...
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government Convention People's
Party 2 J. H. All****ani 1954 1956 3 J. B.
Erzuah 1956 1957 4 C. T.
Nylander 1957 1959 5 Kofi
Baako 1959 1960 6 A. J. Dowuona-Hammond...
- include; the
Scholarship Selection Board, the
Central Tender Board, the
Erzuah Committee on
Civil Service Salaries and the
Committee on
Transport in the...
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Broadcasting Corporation (2013-2016) Amu Djoleto, a
Ghanaian novelist. John
Bogolo Erzuah, a
former diplomat and a politician;
minister in the
Nkrumah government...
- People's
Party (CPP)
Accra West
Thomas Hutton-Mills CPP
Ankobra John
Bogolo Erzuah CPP Anlo
Komla Agbeli Gbedemah CPP Anlo John
Quarshie CPP
Ahanta Ashford...
- In
office 1958–1959
President Dr.
Kwame Nkrumah Preceded by John
Bogolo Erzuah Succeeded by Kofi
Baako (Minister for
Information and Education) Member...
