Moses Asaga

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Hon.
Moses Asaga
Member of Parliament for Nabdam Constituency
In office
7 January 2009 –6 January 2013
Parliament of Ghana
Preceded by
Danzi Paul Kpal
 Nabdam
1997 – Jan 2013		Succeeded by
Boniface Agambilla
Political offices
Preceded by Minister for Employment and Social Welfare
2012 – Jan 2013		Succeeded by
Nii Amah Ashietey
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