Over 200 hospitals built by Akufo-Addo – Ofosu Nkansah

27th November 2024

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The Chief Executive Officer of the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP), Kofi Ofosu Nkansah, has commended President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo for his remarkable contributions to Ghana’s healthcare infrastructure.

In a Facebook post on Tuesday, 26th November, Mr. Ofosu Nkansah highlighted that President Akufo-Addo has constructed over 200 hospitals during his tenure, a feat he described as unprecedented in the country’s history.

According to him, this record makes President Akufo-Addo the Ghanaian leader to have built the most hospitals, underscoring his dedication to improving access to quality healthcare across the nation.

Mr. Ofosu Nkansah’s remarks were intended to draw attention to the significant strides made in the health sector under President Akufo-Addo’s administration, solidifying his legacy as a leader committed to national development.

“President Akufo-Addo has built over 200 Hospitals. Over 60 completed so far. He holds the record as the President to have built most Hospitals. Yesterday, he commissioned four (4) vamed hospitals at a go in the Ashanti Region.”


“They are; Sabronum Government Hospital, Sekyre Afram Plains District Hospital, Suame Municipal Hospital and Twedie Government Hospital.”

Below is the full list:

COMPLETED HOSPITALS


  1. Akontombra

  2. Bogoso

  3. Elubo

  4. Mpohor

  5. Nsuaem

  6. Wassa Dunkwa

  7. Weta, Volta Region

  8. Tolon

  9. Sawla

  10. Buipe

  11. Bamboi

  12. Suame

  13. Twedie

  14. Sabronum

  15. Drobonso

  16. Manso Nkwanta

  17. Mim

  18. Nkwatia

  19. Kwabeng, Atiwa West

  20. Adukrom

  21. Achiase

  22. Jumapo

  23. Kpone Katamanso

  24. Sefwi Asawinso

  25. Ashaiman Polyclinic

  26. Adentan/Ogbojo Polyclinic

  27. Bortianor Polyclinic

  28. Oduman Polyclinic

  29. Sege Polyclinic

  30. Modernization of Tetteh Quarshie Memorial Hospital

  31. Modernization of Kibi District Hospital

  32. Modernization of Aburi Hospital

  33. Modernization of Atibie Hospital

  34. Bolgatanga Regional Hospital (Phase III)

  35. Urology and Nephrology Centre, Korle Bu

  36. UGMC Phase II

MSDI Clinics Completed

  1. Kwabena Kumi, Suhum

  2. Odumasi New site, Obuasi

  3. Fumsua, Sekyere Afram Plains

  4. Adansi Asokwa Town, Adansi Asokwa

  5. Odumasi, Asante Akim Central

  6. Poano, Bekwai

  7. Nanton Area, Nanton

  8. Makayili, Bimbila

  9. Makango, Salaga south

  10. Tempani Central, Garu Tempani

  11. Zuarungu, Bolga

  12. Gbedema, Builsa South

  13. Awoma, Buem

  14. Dodofie Area, Akan

  15. Kasoa Akweley Area, Awutu Senya East

  16. Osenegya, Atimokwa

  17. Insu of Prestea Huni Valley

  18. Brefor Baapare, Lawra

  19. Asiri, Jaman North

  20. Akwasa Electoral Area, Bortianor

Completed Treatment and Holding Hospitals*

  1. Dodowa

  2. Pantang

  3. Cape Coast

  4. Elubo

  5. Keta

YET TO BE COMPLETED HOSPITALS

  1. Obuasi Trauma

  2. 100 bed Anyinam Hospital

  3. 40 bed Enyiresi Hospital

  4. 750 bed KATH Maternity and Children’s block

  5. 285 bed Eastern Regional Hospital, Koforidua

  6. Expansion of Shama Hospital (100 beds being added)

  7. 180 bed La General Hospital

  8. 400 bed Tema General Hospital

  9. Central Medical Stores

  10. Effia Nkwanta Hospital

  11. New Western Regional Hospital

  12. Rehabilitation of National Diabetes Centre, Korle Bu

  13. 100 bed Weija Children’s Hospital

  14. Kwahu Besease

  15. Dedesua, Bosomtwe

  16. Bodi

  17. Jumapo Health Center

  18. Odumasi, Abuakwa South

  19. Adaklu teaching hospital

  20. Zebilla, Upper West Region

  21. Pantang, Greater Accra

  22. Asawimso, Western Region

  23. Goaso hospital, Ahafo Region

  24. Sunyani

  25. Aflao

ONGOING AGENDA 111 HOSPITALS

  1. Asunafo South

  2. Bodi

  3. Dormaa Central

  4. Suaman

  5. Techiman North

  6. Sunyani West

  7. Atwima Mponua

  8. Bia East

  9. Berekum West

  10. Asutifi North

  11. Upper Denkyira West

  12. Gomoa Central

  13. Assin South

  14. Twifo Heman

  15. Ahanta West

  16. Akyemansa

  17. Birim South

  18. Awutu Senya

  19. Agona East

  20. Asene Manso Akroso

  21. Mpohor

  22. Assin North

  23. Atiwa West

  24. Asuogyaman

  25. Kwahu Afram Plains South

  26. La-Nkwantanang Madina

  27. Ejura Sekyedumase

  28. Fanteakwa South

  29. Upper West Akim

  30. Awutu Senya East

  31. Ablekuma West Municipal

  32. Adentan Municipal

  33. Ablekuma Central

  34. AMA

  35. Ningo Prampram

  36. Nkwanta North

  37. Ga Central

  38. Ada West

  39. Kadjebi

  40. Krachi Nchumuru

  41. Jasikan

  42. Ashaiman

  43. Tema West

  44. Ayawaso West

  45. Ga South

  46. Wadie Dumakase

  47. Wa West

  48. Nanton

  49. Savelugu Municipal

  50. Lambussie Karni

  51. North Gonja

  52. Saboba

  53. Wa East

  54. Daffiama Bussie Issa

  55. North East Gonja

  56. Sissala West

  57. Nanumba South

  58. Sagnariga Municipal

  59. Garu

  60. Kassena Nankana West

  61. Pusiga

  62. Bolgatanga East

  63. Binduri

  64. Mion

  65. Bunkpurugu Nyankpanduri

  66. Tempane

  67. Kpandai

  68. Mamprugu Moagduri

  69. Yunyoo Nasuan

  70. Kumbungu

  71. Chereponi

  72. Builsa South

  73. Nabdam

  74. Akatsi North

  75. South Dayi

  76. Adaklu

  77. Tamale (Psychiatric Hospital)

  78. Anloga

  79. Afadzato South

  80. Sene East

  81. Ho West

  82. Pru West

  83. Agortime Ziope

  84. Nkoranza North

  85. Akatsi

  86. Atwima Kwanwoma

  87. Oforikrom Municipal

  88. Atwima Nwabiagya North

  89. Afigya Kwabre North

  90. Afigya Kwabre South

  91. Adansi Asokwa

  92. Bosome Freho

  93. Ahafo Ano South East

  94. Amansie South

  95. Sekyere Central

  96. Ahafo Ano South West

  97. Ejisu

  98. Asokore Mampong

  99. Akrofuom

  100. KMA

  101. Obuasi East

TREATMENT AND HOLDING HOSPITALS

  1. Adaklu

  2. Korle bu Centre

  3. Sewua

  4. Zebilla – 36 bed (86% as at April 2024)

  5. Asawinso – (93% as at April 2024)

  6. Goaso – (91% as at April 2024)

  7. Nalerigu – 36 bed

  8. Sunyani 36 bed (63 % as at April 2024)

  9. Kumasi South – 21 bed

  10. Aflao – (95% as at April 2024)

  11. Koforidua – (57% as at April 2024)

  12. Dodowa + 6 Staff bungalows

  13. Nkenkasu

  14. Effia

  15. Nkwanta

  16. Pantang

  17. Nsawam