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See also

• List of Mills government ministers

Hon. Mike Allen Hammah
Mike Hammah during the 5th EITI Global Conference (2011) in Paris, France
Member of the Ghana Parliament for Effutu
In office 7 January 2009 –6 January 2013

Parliament of Ghana
Preceded by R. E. A. Ayirebi-Acquah	Effutu 1997 – 2005	Succeeded by Samuel Owusu Agyei
Preceded by Samuel Owusu Agyei	Effutu 2009 – present	Incumbent
Political offices
Preceded by Godfred T. Bonyon	Ministry for Transport 2009 – 2011	Succeeded by Collins Dauda
Preceded by Collins Dauda	Ministry for Lands and Mineral Resources 2011 – present	Incumbent