Defence minister nominee vows to upgrade 37 Military Hospital to improve healthcare delivery

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• Kweku Boateng Jnr. 10 months ago

  There is the urgent need to have a big resourced military hospital in Tamale to cater for the northern sector. The NPP promised but failed to deliver. Hon Minister please help.
  And also the completion of the abandoned Tamale ...
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  There is the urgent need to have a big resourced military hospital in Tamale to cater for the northern sector. The NPP promised but failed to deliver. Hon Minister please help.
  And also the completion of the abandoned Tamale Military Sports Stadium near Barwah barracks in Tamale.
  Also take a critical examination of the construction of the Forward bases across northern Ghana.
  Finally, Hon Minister, our peacekeepers need more money. Kindly increase the DSA from USD 35 to USD 40.
  We wish you Dr Omane a successful tour of duty.

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• ABREWA 10 months ago

  Pay homage to Dr. Addo Kuffuor and Ken Agyapong for the massive work done there.

  Pay homage to Dr. Addo Kuffuor and Ken Agyapong for the massive work done there.

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• Grow In Wisdom 10 months ago

  Mr Minister don’t rush to start on the wrong foot. Take your time to access their needs and challenges before you initiate anything.
  
  A dedicated or specialized space or the lack of it for military healthcare is not the ...
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  Mr Minister don’t rush to start on the wrong foot. Take your time to access their needs and challenges before you initiate anything.
  
  A dedicated or specialized space or the lack of it for military healthcare is not the really issue. After all, the whole space is a military space and by implication, civilians will have no business there.
  
  The real problem is insufficient budgetary allocation, cumulatively over decades, to the GAF and by implication, to their medical facilities, for free and adequate healthcare of our military personnel and their families.
  
  The Internally Generated Funds (IGF) from the civilians who patronize their medical facilities have become a major source of revenue that supports the healthcare needs of the military personnel. Funds from central government are woefully inadequate. It will therefore be unfair to introduce some form of specialized segregation.

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