President John Dramani Mahama has inaugurated a 120-day social contract task force with the responsibility to monitor and ensure the delivery of these social contracts within his first 120 days as president.

The 19-member task force was officially inaugurated at the Jubilee House on Tuesday, 11th February.

The president urged the members of the task force to work diligently to ensure that his promises for the first 120 days in office are fulfilled.

Speaking at the inaugural meeting of the task force, he stated that the majority of its members, who are ministers, were included because many of the promises fall directly under their mandate.

In the run-up to the election, President Mahama made several commitments that he pledged to fulfill within his first 120 days in office. These include scrapping nuisance taxes such as the E-Levy, the Betting Tax, and others.

The members of the task force are as follows:

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