Ghanaian Nurses Strike: Minister Accused of Lying, Healthcare in Crisis

Ghanaian Nurses Continue Strike Amidst Accusations of Government Deception Ghana is facing a critical healthcare crisis as nurses and midwives continue their strike, protesting the government's failure to implement their collective bargaining agreement. The strike, which began [Insert Start Date], has caused significant disruptions to healthcare services across the country. Perpetual Ofori-Ampofo, President of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA), spoke out against the government's handling of the situation, stating, "All this while the Minister was lying to us." She highlighted the significant delays in implementing the agreement, which has been pending since January of this year. The video shows images of understaffed hospitals and frustrated patients, illustrating the consequences of the strike. The government has appealed to retired nurses to volunteer, but the GRNMA remains steadfast in its demands. The situation remains tense, and the impact on public health continues to grow.