Dansoman Polyclinic Goes Round-the-Clock Under 24-Hour Economy – NDC’s Awo Kekeli

Awo Kekeli, a member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Communications Team, has highlighted that the Dansoman Polyclinic used to close at 10PM but now operates round-the-clock as part of the government’s 24-hour economy initiative.

According to Kekeli, the extended operating hours at the polyclinic demonstrate the practical impact of the 24-hour economy policy on healthcare delivery. She noted that the facility, which previously shut its doors at 10PM, now provides services around the clock, offering patients greater access to medical care at all hours.

Her remarks present the Dansoman Polyclinic as an example of how the 24-hour economy initiative is translating into tangible benefits for Ghanaians. By keeping the facility open 24 hours, the government aims to ensure that healthcare services are available whenever they are needed, including at night and on weekends.

The disclosure is likely to be cited by the government and its supporters as evidence that the 24-hour economy policy is delivering results in the healthcare sector. For residents of Dansoman and surrounding areas, the round-the-clock service means improved access to medical attention outside normal working hours.

Kekeli’s statement also serves as a rebuttal to critics who have questioned the implementation and impact of the 24-hour economy initiative. By pointing to the polyclinic’s extended hours, she is arguing that the policy is making a real difference in people’s lives.

The Dansoman Polyclinic example adds to the broader conversation about the 24-hour economy and its effects on various sectors. As the government continues to promote the initiative, such examples are likely to feature prominently in its messaging about the policy’s benefits for ordinary Ghanaians.

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