The Vice Presidential Candidate of the NPP, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, is known for his dedication to public service and strong leadership qualities. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, the government official, has declared that nurses in Ghana will have the opportunity to import vehicles with engine capacities lower than 1.8 litres without paying duties. In 2025, Mahamudu Bawumia assumes the role of president.
Speaking at the Korle Bu Nursing and Midwifery Training Institute in Accra on Wednesday, October 23, Dr. Prempeh, also known as Napo, excited the nursing trainees present by sharing the pledge.
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Napo highlighted the NPP’s recognition of the important contribution nurses make to healthcare delivery nationwide. He promised that under a Bawumia-led NPP government, policies focusing on enhancing the well-being of nurses would be implemented.
The NPP acknowledges and values the vital contributions of our nurses in delivering healthcare to the population, and we are committed to improving your quality of life.
He reiterated that there will be no charges for importing vehicles with engines less than 1.8 capacity for nurses, along with other measures to improve their living conditions.
Furthermore, Napo stated that the nursing trainee allowance policy, which was implemented by the NPP, will be upheld by the Bawumia administration.
He warned that this privilege would be eliminated if the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) and former President John Mahama regained power.
John Mahama, the former President, and the NDC do not support the nursing trainee allowance. If they are successful in winning, they will proceed to cancel it, therefore increasing the difficulties in your life. He strongly urged rejecting the NDC.
Dr. Prempeh emphasized the importance of the NPP government’s Agenda 111 hospital projects in improving healthcare infrastructure and providing employment opportunities for healthcare workers, particularly nurses.
He urged nurses and nursing trainees to back Dr. Bawumia and vote for all 275 NPP parliamentary candidates, emphasizing that the NPP values the dedication of nurses.
