Victoria Lakshmi Hamah
Victoria Lakshmi Hamah is a National Democratic Congress politician in Ghana.
Politics
In the 2012 general election, she contested the Ablekuma West constituency parliamentary seat.[1]
She served as Deputy Minister of Communications under the John Dramani Mahama administration until Friday, 8 November 2013.
She currently runs a non profit organisation for women - Progressive Organisation for Women's Advancement[2] (POWA).
An audio tape of the former Deputy Minister was heard telling an unnamed friend that she would not quit politics until she had made at least one million US Dollars (US$1m).[3][4] The conversation also made mentions of other public officials and politicians linked to all kinds of corrupt practice.[5]
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References
- Those who appointed Victoria Hammah failed Ghanaians - Abraham Amaliba, ndcuk.org, accessed 10 November 2013
- "Victoria Hammah led POWA celebrates International Women's Day".
- Victoria Hammah fired, Ghanaweb, accessed 10 November 2013
- Was Victoria Hammah Betrayed By Her Own Cousin? Peacefmonline.com, accessed 10 November 2013
- Ghana's Victoria Hammah sacked over $1m claim, BBC News, 8 November 2013
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