"I've worked for 13 months without a staff ID. My brother owes 21,000 cedis, and I owe over 10,000 cedis in loans — all because our salaries haven’t been paid."
— Concerned teacher shares his grievance on not receiving his salary
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Coalition of unpaid nurses and midwives hits the streets of Accra to submit petition to Hon. Ato Forson, Finance minister and Hon. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, Minister of Health for 10 months unpaid salaries. Ghana why? Must we always have our own people beg for their salaries, something they’ve worked for but they say aban papa aba. Wei 😏
“A hungry nurse is a potential killer. Pay us now”
—Disgruntled nurse warns authorities about the dangers of their failure to pay the salaries of over 6500 unpaid nurses and midwives who remain at post.
“May God pun!sh any government and its entire generation that leaves nurses’ salaries unpaid and causes nurses to resort to prost!tution for money.” - Unpaid Nurse
“My MP, Hon. Asenso Boakye, told me that if my colleagues and I won’t vote because of our unpaid salaries, then we should stop.
And if the current government is not ready to pay our salaries, they should revoke our appointment.”
- A nurse, who is part of a group of nurses and midwives protesting over unpaid salaries
“All we ask is our pay, not to give us loans. Why punish us for ghost names?’ — an unpaid nurse cries out at the ongoing protest infront of the ministry of finance
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The Coalition of Unpaid Newly Posted Teacchers (College of Education & University Graduates) have commenced their ‘Yɛregye Yɛn Sika’ demonstrations, marching on to the Presidency to express their grievances over unpaid salaries.
A group of newly appointed teachers from colleges of education and universities nationwide have taken to the streets of Accra to protest, demanding payment of their salaries, which have not been paid for the past thirteen months.
Visually impaired members of the coalition of unpaid newly posted teachers hit the streets as part of efforts to demand the immediate payment of over 13-months of unpaid salaries.
“Pay us now”
-Members of the coalition of unpaid newly posted teachers chant as they express discontent with the deputy finance minister, Hon. Thomas Ampem Nyarko’s assurance of a provision for them in the next budget.