There has been a lot of controversies ever since the Asempa Fm presenter, Kwadwo Asare Baffour Acheampong popularly known as KABA was called to eternity. Afia Pokuaa, a fellow colleague and friend to KABA revealed in a Facebook post few days after his demise that, KABA did not die a natural death and was killed by someone using Juju even though she did not provide any concrete evidence to back her claim. Many did not accept her claim and advise her to post verifiable contents.
Korle Bu Hospital A few days ago, a friend sadly told me about how his brother’s son has suddenly fallen sick—so bad that he has grown unreasonably thin within a short period. The child was in unending pain, he said. When I asked him what the cause was and whether he was responding to treatment, he said he had been referred to Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, Ghana’s largest and flagship health centre. However, that wasn’t all, at Korle-Bu, they’ve been told that a certain medical testing needs to be carried out to ascertain what the problem is but samples of the child’s blood must be flown to South Africa, where the needed medical equipment for the testing can be found. I thought the child’s case was special, an isolated case which Korle-Bu was not placed to deal with. But I soon learnt that the South Africa medical testing is nothing special, it’s, in fact, common at Korle-Bu and numerous people seeking health care have had to do this. So I asked myself this: a whole country that’s able to spend millions of dollars on football (which is largely a luxury), recently spent about 72 million dollars on SSNIT’s database software and has paid millions of dollars in wrong judgement debts to people we are unable to retrieve the money from cannot afford to provide a single holistic home based healthcare centre for its citizens and no one in authority seems to think there’s something wrong with this.
The Korle Bu Senior Staff Association of Ghana (KOSSA) have giving their seal of approval to the appointment of the experienced Dr Felix Anyah as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the hospital.
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo recently made the appointmentof Dr Anyah, who is CEO of the Holy Trinity Hospital and Holy Trinity Spa and Health Farm in Sogakope.
Dr. Felix Anyah: Inside the Melchizek Building At Holy Trinity Health
The President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, has appointed Dr Felix Anyah of the Holy Trinity Hospital and Holy Trinity Spa and Health Farm in Sogakpe, as the next Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the country’s premiere medical facility, the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital.
The appointment was contained in a press statement released by the Presidency, announcing that the entrepreneur par excellence is taking over running of Korle-Bu from Dr Samuel Asiamah, who was acting CEO.
