WHO praises Ghana’s Free Primary Health Care programme

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Obempe Mensah 1 month ago

By now npp people are bleeding

By now npp people are bleeding
Odhiambo 1 month ago

I swear..!!!! They have been crying maaa-maaa saaaaaaa, ever since Mahama started implementing his life-changing acts

I swear..!!!! They have been crying maaa-maaa saaaaaaa, ever since Mahama started implementing his life-changing acts
Menp3 meho as3m 1 month ago

Wɔɔka a ɔbɛyɛ wɔka a ɔbɛyɛ JM eeeei JM eeei JM eeei wɔka a ɔbɛyɛ. JDM toaso

Wɔɔka a ɔbɛyɛ wɔka a ɔbɛyɛ JM eeeei JM eeei JM eeei wɔka a ɔbɛyɛ. JDM toaso
CONGRATS MAHAMA!!- Kwabena ohemeng,london. 1 month ago

The best health care programme ever rolled out by a government in Ghana.Primary health care is the building block for an effective health care system for Ghana. An effective primary health care system in Ghana will stop so m ...
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The best health care programme ever rolled out by a government in Ghana.Primary health care is the building block for an effective health care system for Ghana. An effective primary health care system in Ghana will stop so many preventable deaths. Congrats Mahama!!
Aleewa 1 month ago

Psychopaths leader is playing the minds of his fellow Ghanaians. When Narcissist wins power and cannot fulfill his promises, he will rebrand what someone have already done.

Psychopaths leader is playing the minds of his fellow Ghanaians. When Narcissist wins power and cannot fulfill his promises, he will rebrand what someone have already done.
Koppong 1 month ago

Complete agenda 111

Complete agenda 111
Sense 1 month ago

Agenda will remain till next 42 years ofui why couldn’t NPP complete at least one

Agenda will remain till next 42 years ofui why couldn’t NPP complete at least one
Pelicles. 1 month ago

Drobonso agenda 111 is working.

Drobonso agenda 111 is working.
Akua 1 month ago

Policies, stop your usual lies and save your life on earth and in heaven. You always allow partisan politics to take whole of you meanwhile you were born alone and will die alone to face judgment alone.

Policies, stop your usual lies and save your life on earth and in heaven. You always allow partisan politics to take whole of you meanwhile you were born alone and will die alone to face judgment alone.
Kwam 1 month ago

Ghana is noted for nice , good paper policy, but when it comes to execution we lack the expertise or will to to walk the talk. We can't even pay for the full recovery of NHIS , Mahama care and other health related issues for ...
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Ghana is noted for nice , good paper policy, but when it comes to execution we lack the expertise or will to to walk the talk. We can't even pay for the full recovery of NHIS , Mahama care and other health related issues for majority of the citizens, so what is special about this policy? Another political showcase then in the next four to eight years if this government in not in power that is the end ????? Shame shame

Kwame panin 1 month ago

renaming NHIS. That is all this useless govt is doing

renaming NHIS. That is all this useless govt is doing
Koppong 1 month ago

NDC members are talking about free primary healthcare and still want agenda 111 to be dormant for 42 years, now they don’t like Zipline service and still want primary healthcare

NDC members are talking about free primary healthcare and still want agenda 111 to be dormant for 42 years, now they don’t like Zipline service and still want primary healthcare
Mochacho 1 month ago

@Koppong, Onyaaye gbemi kukuruduu..!!!!!

Every project your stupid NPP government started got stuck on the way. Nothing ever got completed. You went about cutting sods like a mad man. Have you paused to check why things w ...
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@Koppong, Onyaaye gbemi kukuruduu..!!!!!

Every project your stupid NPP government started got stuck on the way. Nothing ever got completed. You went about cutting sods like a mad man. Have you paused to check why things went that way? All it means is that, you had a lunatic imbecile who was leading your government.
Pelicles. 1 month ago

NDC and rebranding. That is the best Mahama can do because he cannot think deep enough and create his something on his own. Rebranding is his novel ideas and the same nonsense led to the death of Omane Boamah and Muntaka at O ...
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NDC and rebranding. That is the best Mahama can do because he cannot think deep enough and create his something on his own. Rebranding is his novel ideas and the same nonsense led to the death of Omane Boamah and Muntaka at Obuasi.

Vote for a daft leader and the best he does is to rebrand programs that already in existence, and his goon supporters are jubilating.
Raphael Abeam US 1 month ago

Listen to people with feeble mindset. What good thing or policy can you disappointed NDC implement in Ghana .Is the primary health care that you people are happy with.Where are they going to work?In your kitchen or bathrooms ...
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Listen to people with feeble mindset. What good thing or policy can you disappointed NDC implement in Ghana .Is the primary health care that you people are happy with.Where are they going to work?In your kitchen or bathrooms. Crazy people who doesn't think
ahead of issues.
Erik 1 month ago

I think that WHO has made a big mistake because the no good for nothing npp says it's they who first introduced it.

I think that WHO has made a big mistake because the no good for nothing npp says it's they who first introduced it.
OBISEWU AKANJI 1 month ago

PLEASE ASK THEM IF THEY USING TRICYCLE TO DISTRIBUTE DRUGS TO HOSPITALS IN THEIR COUNTRY. FOOLS.

PLEASE ASK THEM IF THEY USING TRICYCLE TO DISTRIBUTE DRUGS TO HOSPITALS IN THEIR COUNTRY. FOOLS.

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