Ghanaian Nurses' Union Demands Increased Healthcare Funding

Ghanaian Nurses' Union Leader Urges Government to Prioritize Healthcare Funding Accra, Ghana – June 10, 2025 – David Tenkorang, General Secretary of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA), has issued a strong appeal to the Ghanaian government to prioritize healthcare funding. In a video released today, Tenkorang expressed concern over the current budgetary allocations, arguing that they are insufficient to meet the healthcare needs of the population. "I urge the Finance Minister to respectfully re-look at the figures," Tenkorang stated in the video, which showed a crowded hospital waiting room. "What is it in the conditions of service that would truly reflect the budget of Ghana?" Tenkorang's statement underscores the ongoing challenges faced by Ghana's healthcare system, including resource constraints and the need for improved infrastructure and staffing. The GRNMA has been actively advocating for increased investment in the sector, arguing that it is essential for the well-being and economic prosperity of the nation. The video serves as a powerful visual representation of the situation, highlighting the strain on healthcare resources and the urgent need for government action. Tenkorang's call for a review of budgetary allocations reflects a broader concern among healthcare professionals and the public alike.