2,000 youth begin training as community medical first responders

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  • Kojofojour 1 year ago

    Good to be true

  • Kwa Tete 1 year ago

    Laudable! It's about time.

  • Houston 1 year ago

    Completely waste of time and resources.

  • Moses 1 year ago

    Sacking and recruiting, what a bunch of frustrators.

  • Kweku 1 year ago

    Another money wasting venture. Just post trained nurses to the hospitals and health centres

  • Jigsaw 1 year ago

    Useless initiative

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  • Baba Siaka Stevens 1 year ago

    Is better to train them for security, Ghana is not safe under this Nigeria armed robbers and kidnnapers

  • Good Initiative 1 year ago

    Very good initiative

  • Nana TRUMU TRUMU Addo 1 year ago

    MAHAMA IS WORKING. UNLIKE AKUFFO ADDO WHO TOLD HIS DAUGHTER GYANKROMAH TO GROW WEE

  • Scoobi Do 1 year ago

    Ei Ghana politicians and creating of 'nine-day-wonder' and temporary jobs. They say no money to employ trained health personnel but there's money for such nonsense. It will get to a point where there will be no money to pay t ...
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  • TW3DE3 1 year ago

    TRAINED AND QUALIFIED NURSES ARE STILL SITTING AT HOME WAITING TO BE POSTED. THOSE WHO ARE IN TRAINING COLLEGES ARE DENIED THEIR DUE ALLOWANCES. AND WHAT NONSENSE 'COMMUNITY MEDICAL FIRST RESPONDERS" IS THIS IDIOT ADVOCATING? ...
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