Ghanaians Criticize Afenyo-Markin’s Proposal For MPs’ Exclusive Hospital

Ghanaians Criticize Afenyo-Markin’s Proposal For MPs’ Exclusive Hospital

Ghanaians have expressed strong opposition to Deputy Majority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin’s recent proposal for a hospital exclusively serving Members of Parliament (MPs).

Critics argue that such a facility would be unjustifiable, especially considering the current challenges facing the nation’s healthcare system.

Ernesto Yeboah, leader of the Economic Fighters League, has openly criticized Afenyo-Markin’s proposal, emphasizing that it raises questions about equity and fairness, particularly when Ghana’s healthcare system struggles to meet the needs of its citizens.

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Many citizens believe that instead of establishing exclusive facilities for MPs, efforts should focus on improving existing hospitals to benefit all Ghanaians. They argue that investing in the current healthcare infrastructure would ensure equitable access to quality medical services for everyone, including lawmakers.

The widespread criticism reflects a public sentiment that prioritizing exclusive amenities for a select group of officials is inappropriate, especially when the broader population continues to face significant healthcare challenges.

 

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