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I never said Ghana has more nurses than it needs — Akandoh
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I never said Ghana has more nurses than it needs — Akandoh

Modern Ghana 41 minutes 1 mins read
The Minister for Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has rejected claims that he suggested Ghana is producing more nurses and midwives than the country needs. He said his position was that the government could only recruit health professionals within the limits of its budget and ability to pay their salaries.

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