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The Renal Center at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital was closed down due to an outstanding debt of Ghc 4million.

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Last week a report was aired on Joy FM that 19 people have died as a result of the closure. As a country we seem to prioritize everything but human lives.

People with Kidney diseases are being told literally to start buying coffins to prepare for their deaths while we spend billions of cedis on ‘more important things’.

To think that this same country that paid Ghc 113 million for architectural drawings/designs for the National Cathedral cannot find 4million to keep the Renal center open is nothing short of madness.

Same country where parliamentarians sat to discuss a new $200million chamber? A country where we openly pay delegates millions for their votes? A country that can budget $20million for Black Stars participation at the World Cup? The same country where a change of Government means the buying of over 100 new V8’s?

So people can sleep at night knowing people are dying? Because of 4million cedis oooo not dollars…..

What are our priorities? What do we care about? Do our leaders care about anything at all?

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Every passing day the happenings in Ghana contribute to the youth’s loss of hope in it! I now understand and agree with all the young people leaving the shores. If not for anything the person can make money to send home to his relative to go for dialysis at a private facility

God help us all!!!!!

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