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When was Albert Abongo born?
Albert Abongo was born on 1959-09-15.
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Does Barack Obama have a half Brother names Richard?
No he does not. President Obama's has no half-brothers on his mother's side of the family (just a half-sister named Maya). His half-brothers on his father's side are: Malik Abongo Obama Mark Obama Ndesandjo David Obama - Deceased Abo Obama Bernard Obama George Obama
Do Barack Obama have a brother?
He has a half brother in Nairobi. ------------ Barack Obama has five half-brothers in Africa: Malik Abongo Obama, Abo Obama, Bernard Obama, Mark Ndesandjo and George Obama. One half brother, David Ndesandjo, passed away around 1983. He also has a half-sister in Africa named Auma Obama.
What are Barack Obama's brothers and sisters name?
Yes. President Obama has a complicated family. He has eight half-siblings -- seven of them living -- by four other marriages or relationships of his parents. But he was really only close with one, his half-sister Maya Soetoro-Ng, born to his mother and her second husband Lolo Soetoro, in Indonesia. Maya ultimately moved to the United States, and by most accounts, she and Barack have a good relationship. The other seven half-siblings are from his father's various relationships: Malik (who was best man at Barack Obama's wedding in 1992), Auma, Abo, Bernard, George, Mark, and David. His father, Barack Obama, Sr., had four children by a woman he married in Kenya before his 1960 marriage to President Obama's mother in Hawaii. Two of those children -- son Abongo (Roy) and daughter Auma -- were born before President Barack Obama, II was. After Obama, Sr. divorced Barack Obama's mother in 1963, he married another American woman he took to Kenya and had two more sons -- Mark and David, who was killed in a motorcycle accident. That marriage ended in a divorce, after Obama, Sr. resumed his relationship with his first wife. The elder Obama had two other sons -- Abo and Bernard -- by his first wife, though President Obama wrote in his memoirs that there is some question whether another man actually fathered Bernard. Obama, Sr. later had another son, George, by a woman with whom he was involved, but apparently did not marry.
Does Barack Obama have any brothers or sisters?
President Obama has eight half-siblings -- seven of them living -- by four other marriages or relationships of his parents. His half-sister, from his mother's second marriage is Maya Soetoro-Ng, and she lives in Hawaii with her husband. Obama has half-siblings from his father's first and third marriages in Africa . Malik Obama (half-brother ) (b 1958) Auma Obama (half-sister b 1960) Abo Obama (maybe adopted half-brother b 1968) Bernard Obama (maybe adopted half-brother b 1970) Mark Ndesandjo ) half-brother by father's third wife b c.1965 David Ndesandjo (1967-1987) half-brother by father's third wife, George Hussein Onyango Obama ( illegitimate half-brother, b c 1982)
Who is the deputy minister of finance of Ghana?
these the list of all current ministers in Ghana! (2011)List of ministersOffice(s)OfficeholderTermPresidentJohn Atta Mills2009-presentVice PresidentJohn Dramani Mahama2009-presentMinister for Foreign Affairs and Regional IntegrationMuhammad Mumuni2009 - presentMinister for InteriorCletus Avoka (MP) Martin A. B. K. AmiduBenjamin Kunbuor2009 - 20102010 - 20112011 - present[1]Minister for FinanceKwabena Dufuor2009 - presentMinister for DefenceLt. Gen. Joseph Henry Smith2009 - presentAttorney General and Minister for JusticeMrs. Betty Mould-IddrisuMartin A. B. K. Amidu2009 - 20112011 - present[1]Minister for EducationAlex Tettey-Enyo(MP)Mrs. Betty Mould-Iddrisu2009 - 20112011 - present[1]Minister for Food and AgricultureKwesi Ahwoi2009 - presentMinister for Trade and IndustryHanna Tetteh2009 - presentMinister for HealthGeorge Sipa-Adjah YankeyBenjamin KunbuorJoseph Yieleh Chireh (MP)2009 - 2009[2]? - 20112011 - present[1]Minister for Local Government and Rural DevelopmentJoseph Yieleh Chireh (MP)Samuel Kwame Ofosu-Ampofo2009 - 20112011 - present[1]Minister for TourismJuliana Azumah-Mensah (MP)Zita OkaikoiAkua Sena Dansua (MP)2009 - 20102010 - 20112011 - present[1]Minister for EnergyJoe Oteng-Adjei2009 - presentMinister for TransportMike Allen Hammah (MP)Collins Dauda (MP)2009 - 20112011 - present[1]Minister for Roads and HighwaysJoe Kwashie Gidisu (MP)2009 - presentMinister for Lands and Natural ResourcesCollins Dauda (MP)Mike Allen Hammah (MP)2009 - 20112011 - present[1]Minister for Women and Children's AffairsAkua Sena Dansua (MP)Juliana Azumah-Mensah (MP)2009 - 20102010 - presentMinister for CommunicationsHaruna Iddrisu2009 - presentMinister for Environment, Science and TechnologySherry Ayitey2009 - presentMinister for InformationZita OkaikoiJohn Tia2009 - 20102010 - presentMinister for Employment and Social WelfareStephen Amoanor Kwao (MP)Enoch Teye Mensah (MP)2009 - 20102010 - presentMinister for Water Resources, Works and HousingAlbert Abongo (MP)Alban Bagbin (MP)2009 - 20102010 - presentMinister for Youth and SportsMuntaka Mohammed Mubarak (MP)Abdul-Rashid Pelpuo (MP)Akua Sena Dansua (MP)Clement Kofi Humado (MP)2009 - 2009[3]2009 - 20102010 - 20112011 - present[1]Minister for Chieftaincy and CultureAlexander Asum-Ahensah2009 - presentMinister at the PresidencyAzong Alhassan2009 - presentMinister at the PresidencyMrs Hautie Dubie Alhassan2009 - presentMinister at the PresidencyAmadu Seidu2009 - 2009[2]Minister at the PresidencyStephen Amoanor Kwao (MP)2010 - presentMinister at the PresidencyRafatu Halutie A. Dubie? - presentRegionOfficeholderTermAshanti RegionKofi Opoku-Manu2009 - presentBrong Ahafo RegionNyamekye Marfo2009 - presentCentral RegionAma Benyiwa-Doe2009 - presentEastern RegionSamuel Kwame Ofosu-AmpofoDr Kwasi Akyem Apea-Kubi2009 - 2011[1]2011 - present[4]Greater Accra RegionNii Armah Ashitey2009 -presentNorthern RegionS.S. NanyinaMoses Magbenba2009 - 20102010 - presentUpper East RegionMark Woyongo2009 - presentUpper West RegionMahmud KhalidAlhaji Issaku Saliah2009 - 2010[5]2010 - presentVolta RegionEbenezer Acquah (MP)2009 - presentWestern RegionPaul Evans Aidoo (MP)2009 - present
