Nurses Provide Essential Services, Let’s Appreciate Their Worth” – Rev. Fr. Michael Kwaku Boahen

The Parish Priest of St Theresa Roman Catholic Church, Asewase, Rev. Fr. Michael Kwaku Boahen, has urged Ghanaians to appreciate the invaluable services nurses provide, especially during times of crisis.

Speaking amid the ongoing nurses’ strike, he emphasized that it’s only when they withdraw their services that the public realizes their importance.

Let’s not insult them with unkind comments.” – Rev. Fr. Michael Kwaku Boahen said.

“We all feel hurt when lives are lost…,but let not our politicians and governments… ‘insult’ them… people enter politics, come to power and ‘overnight’ they are billionaires….you think other public servants are blind? We beg the nurses to go back but don’t rob salt over injuries with very unkind comments.” – Rev. Fr. Michael Kwaku Boahen added.

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Rev. Fr. Boahen questioned the disparity in emoluments and ex-gratia for nurses upon retirement, contrasting it with the rapid accumulation of wealth by some politicians.

Read here:Mortuary Crisis Deepens as Nursing Strike Enters Day 7.www.noblenews.net.

Fr.Michael Kwaku Boahen expressed empathy for the loss of lives during the strike but cautioned against making unkind comments that might further inflame the situation.

The priest appealed to the nurses to return to work while urging the government to address their concerns and show appreciation for their dedication to essential healthcare services.

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