Director of IT and elections for the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), Dr Edward Omane Boamah has questioned governing New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) strategy towards achieving Universal Health Coverage.

He mentions that the NDC has promised the people of Ghana Free Primary Health Care as a policy to propel Ghana to Achieve Sustainable Development Goal 3.

Dr Omane Boamah indicated that both political parties have signed International agreements to ensure health for all and so the governing party should let the signatures count.

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With 5 years to hit 2030 (from January 7, 2025) the NDC is promising Free Primary Health Care as the policy to propel Ghana to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 3 (SDG3), “Health for All.”

What is the NPP’s strategy towards achieving Health for All (Universal Health Coverage)?

Is the NPP still opposed to Free Primary Health Care?

In the coming days, I shall avail myself for a thorough discussion on Health for All as envisaged in Alma Ata in the 70s, through the MDGs and now through the SDGs.

NDC and NPP governments have all signed international agreements to achieve Health for All. Let our signatures count!

We cannot deprive Ghanaians quality healthcare! Ghanaians deserve quality and cost-effective health care.

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