he flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama, has emphasized the pressing need for reforms in Ghana’s healthcare sector, citing rising costs and insufficient infrastructure as critical issues.
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Speaking after he and his wife, Lordina Mahama, commissioned a newly constructed maternity and children’s ward in Bodom, Nkoranza North on Tuesday, November 12, Mahama reaffirmed his commitment to carrying out free primary healthcare for all Ghanaians.
He stressed that convenient and affordable healthcare should be a priority, particularly for underserved communities.
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Mahama added that improving healthcare infrastructure and expanding access to essential services would be pivotal elements of his administration’s agenda, should he win the December elections.
He added that the next NDC government will roll out a free sanitary pad program for all girls to enhance school attendance among female students.
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Mrs. Lordina Mahama spoke about the motive behind her move.
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