Mahama Promises to Finish Abandoned Hospitals: Afari Military Hospital and 35 Others Back on Track

Good news is coming for Ghanaians who have been waiting for better healthcare facilities. President John Mahama has announced that work will finally resume on the long-abandoned Afari Military Hospital. According to a report by TV3GH, the President made this promise, giving hope to many communities that have been left without proper medical care for years.

The Afari Military Hospital is not the only project getting a second chance. President Mahama also revealed that 35 hospitals under the Agenda 111 project will be re-awarded to contractors. These are hospitals that are at least 70% complete. This means the government is stepping in to make sure these almost-finished buildings do not just sit there and rot.

For the average person, this is a big deal. When hospitals are left unfinished, it means people have to travel far to get treatment, and sometimes they don’t make it in time. By re-awarding these projects, the government is trying to fix the mess and get these facilities up and running so that ordinary Ghanaians can access quality healthcare closer to home.

The decision to re-award contracts shows that the new administration is serious about clearing up stalled projects. It is a move to ensure that public money already spent on these buildings does not go to waste. The focus is now on completion, not just starting new projects that might never finish.

For many Ghanaians, this announcement is a welcome relief. It signals a commitment to finishing what was started and delivering on promises. If everything goes according to plan, these hospitals will soon be ready to serve the people, bringing much-needed medical services to communities across the country.