Mahama builds maternity ward for Atebubu

WISDOM K.E HAMMOND 3 weeks ago

Mahama builds maternity facility for Atebubu

Ahead of the 2024 general election on December 7th, the flagbearer of the NDC and former president of Ghana, H.E. John Dramani Mahama, has built and inaugurated a new maternity ward for the Atebubu Hospital, which was constructed with his resources.

The maternity ward at the Atebubu Hospital in the Bono East Region is expected to provide safe and resourced maternal care for women and children in and around Atebub

The newly constructed maternity ward at the Atebubu Hospital was financed solely by John Dramani Mahama of the National Democratic Congress (NDC). The facility is also equipped with world-class equipment and other health items needed, such as incubators, ultrasound scan machines, surgical and delivery beds, and other advanced equipment. These health equiments are expected to be used to improve maternal health and delivery for women in the area.

The Mahama-built Atebubu maternity ward birds view — The Mahama-built Atebubu maternity ward bird-view

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Mr. Mahama stated that the construction of the Nana Owusu Akyeaw Brempong II Maternity Ward is a direct response to a request made by the chief of Atebubu.

He further emphasized that the new facility would guarantee accessible healthcare services to mothers and newborns in the area.

Atebubu Hospital maternity was built by John Mahama

The new facility is equipped to provide maternal and neonatal services, deliveries, and postnatal support.

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Happy Chief and people smiling and chatting with John Dramani Mahama

The former president is confident that the new facility will significantly decrease maternal and infant mortality in the Atebubu area, ensuring safer deliveries and postnatal care.

He thanked the individuals and organizations that sponsored the construction. He acknowledged his wife, Lordina, for her support to ensure the speedy completion of the project.

In a related development, Ghana will go to the polls on December 7th and John Mahama is calling on all Ghanaians to vote him into power to reset the country and provide jobs and economy recovery from the ailing Ghanaian economy.