Akufo Addo/Bawumia government to this day cannot point to one completed hospital

In the year AD2018, vice president Bawumia, we are not told, and we are not sure what happened to his internal and external anatomy. But he got seriously ill and true to the African rulers formula, he was flown to Guys Teaching Hospital in SE London. Nice, reliable place to seek restoration of health and healing.

Well, for your information, all teaching hospitals here are of the highest quality. I was at the St. Bartholomew's Teaching Hospital this morning for all the necessary, almost mandatory medical tests. From the receptionist to the practitioner medics, I call them angelic boys and girls.

They really make one feel welcome. They make you feel important, and they make you feel confident, content, assured, and safe. Conditions are the same for MPs, for the very rich and powerful in society and of for us the ordinary floor members. So it will be safe to say Bawumia got the best medical attention at a massive fee.

The sort of professional medical attention Mansa Musa and other Ghanaians here in London/UK will get at the cost of the tax deducted. On his return to Ghana, Bawumia opined that we in Ghana lack 1st. Class medical facilities, so his government will start measures to correct such anomalies. Okay.

Then, when the almighty Covid19 emerged, Akufo Addo lamented that he and his government until covid came didn't appreciate the massive deficit in our health delivery systems. He spoke about the need to build more hospitals. To this, the good and the mighty in Europe, the World Bank, the IMF, and other institutions gave Ghana huge sums of cash.

Not long after, Ken Ofori Atta took seriously ill and was also flown to America to receive the best America could provide, health delivery wise. When he returned, he also commented on how his health tour trip to the USA had opened his eyes and his brains to the lack of adequate and reliable health delivery system in Ghana and promised to correct that.

Akufo Addo and Bawumia have not stopped talking about Agenda 88 and 111. They made solemn promise to Ghanaians to build and provide many quality Hospitals for us. Ladies and gentlemen, fellow Ghanaians, as we woke from sleep today, not a single hospital has been constructed, completed, and in operation.

Not a single hospital building can be said to be at the same stage or state of the one at Aferi or at Kumawu or any of the ones the ndc left. As for the labadi General Hospital, it is better to keep quiet about, not to rub salt into wounds. The labadi people are not happy.

To this, I find it very painful that we have people in our mist who want this rotten governance to continue. They want Bawumia to come continue to cover up this mis-governance. No, this shouldn't be allowed to happen.