Asantehene urges swift completion of KNUST Hospital following Parliamentary approval
Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II called on all stakeholders to ensure the timely completion of the first phase of the university's teaching hospital following Parliament's recent approval of its budgetary allocation. The Asantehene made the appeal during the 59th Special Congregation ceremony at the university. He expressed gratitude to both Parliament and the government for their commitment to the project, which he described as a major national investment with far-reaching implications for education, healthcare, and development.
The hospital is expected to function as a hub for advanced medical training and research, while also providing essential healthcare services to surrounding communities and the nation at large. Otumfuo emphasized that adhering to the original construction timeline is critical to ensuring the facility begins serving its purpose without unnecessary delays. He stated, "While we are grateful for the progress made thus far, we respectfully appeal that the timeline for the completion of the university hospital be adhered to as originally scheduled."
The Chancellor added, "I will be waiting on the president to commission the first phase of the project by the close of the year."
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Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II has urged stakeholders to prioritize the completion of KNUST's teaching hospital after Parliament's approval. The hospital's timely completion promises to boost medical training and healthcare - but challenges remain.
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