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  • Unemployed Nurses Take Their Fight to Parliament: A Call for Fairness in Ghana’s Health Recruitment

    Unemployed Nurses Take Their Fight to Parliament: A Call for Fairness in Ghana’s Health Recruitment

    A growing wave of frustration is sweeping across Ghana’s unemployed nursing community, and this time, their voices are echoing within the walls of Parliament.

    In a bold and symbolic move, the General Secretary of the Graduate Unemployed Nurses and Midwives Association(2021 batch), Nsiah Gordon, paid a visit to Parliament to present a pressing concern to the Member of Parliament for Efiduase/Asokore and Ranking Member on Health. The message was clear: the current recruitment process by the Ministry of Health is unfair, inconsistent, and deeply troubling.

    For years, the recruitment of nurses and midwives in Ghana has followed a structured and predictable pattern—posting graduates in batches until all qualified individuals are absorbed into the system. But according to the concerned graduates, that system appears to have been abandoned.

    Unemployed Nurses Take Their Fight to Parliament: A Call for Fairness in Ghana’s Health Recruitment
    Unemployed Nurses Take Their Fight to Parliament: A Call for Fairness in Ghana’s Health Recruitment

    At the heart of the issue lies a staggering figure: over 18,000 nurses and midwives from the 2021 cohort remain in limbo. Yet, the Ministry of Health has initiated recruitment for only 6,500 of them. This selective approach has left thousands stranded at home, uncertain about their future and increasingly disillusioned.

    “Our cry is simple,” the group emphasized. “Why change a system that worked? Why leave the majority behind?”

    Responding to the petition, the MP for Efiduase/Asokore, Nana Ayew Afriyie, did not mince words. He assured the group that their concerns would not be ignored.

    “You have brought the issue to us, and we will ensure it is addressed. Parliament will speak on this matter until the right thing is done,” he stated firmly.

    Unemployed Nurses Take Their Fight to Parliament: A Call for Fairness in Ghana’s Health Recruitment
    Unemployed Nurses Take Their Fight to Parliament: A Call for Fairness in Ghana’s Health Recruitment

    He went further to highlight what he described as a previously effective approach under past governance—recruiting health workers in batches until all were employed. According to him, healthcare should never be treated as a profit-driven sector.

    “This is not an institution where profit is the goal,” he stressed. “The true measure of success in healthcare is longevity, improved quality of life, and reduced disability among citizens—not financial gain.”

    His remarks struck a chord with many, especially the young graduates who have spent years studying and training, only to find themselves stuck at home.

    “They are tired,” he said. “Tired of waiting, tired of uncertainty.” Unemployed Nurses Take Their Fight to Parliament: A Call for Fairness in Ghana’s Health Recruitment

    The appeal now extends beyond Parliament. The call is directed at the highest levels of government—the Minister of Health, the Minister of Finance, and the President himself. The demand is straightforward: return to a fair and inclusive system that ensures all qualified nurses from the 2021 cohort are given the opportunity to serve.

    Adding another layer to the issue is the reminder of campaign promises. During elections, assurances of automatic postings were made to healthcare trainees. Today, many feel those promises remain unfulfilled.

    As tensions rise, one thing is certain: this is no longer just about employment. It is about fairness, trust, and the future of Ghana’s healthcare system.

    Will the system correct itself, or will thousands of trained professionals continue to wait on the sidelines?

    For now, the voices of these young nurses grow louder—and they are determined to be heard. Unemployed Nurses Take Their Fight to Parliament: A Call for Fairness in Ghana’s Health Recruitment

    Global Nurses Forum

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  • Mop-Up Recruitment Mirage As Confusion Hits MoH Recruitment Portal

    Mop-Up Recruitment Mirage As Confusion Hits MoH Recruitment Portal

    For thousands of unemployed health professionals across Ghana, the waiting game has turned into a masterclass in frustration.
    After weeks of dealing with system glitches, regional “zero slots available” errors, and immense anxiety, a glimmer of hope appeared when the Ministry of Health (MoH) announced a rescheduled mop-up exercise. Due to essential system maintenance, the window was shifted to May 28th and May 29th, 2026.

    But as hundreds of eager nurses, midwives, and allied health professionals logged on today, they weren’t met with application forms. Instead, they were greeted by a cold, digital wall.

    Mop-Up Recruitment Mirage As Confusion Hits MoH Recruitment Portal
    Mop-Up Recruitment Mirage As Confusion Hits MoH Recruitment Portal

    The Harsh Reality on the Screen
    Instead of a functional portal ready to receive profiles, applicants are staring at a locked gate:
    ★Applications currently closed
    ★Application Mop-up has ended.    ★New applications are not being accepted at this time.

    MINISTRY OF HEALTH RECRUITMENT
    Health workforce recruitment portal: Application intake is closed. Existing applicants can track submissions and deployment updates through the portal. New account registration is not available. Contact support.

    The sudden shutdown has left the Unemployed health professionals asking a collective, resounding: “What is going on?” High Anxiety for an Overburdened Workforce. Mop-Up Recruitment Mirage As Confusion Hits MoH Recruitment Portal

    With a backlog of over 100,000 unemployed health professionals currently waiting for postings in Ghana, the stakes couldn’t be higher. This portal was supposed to be a lifeline for those who missed out during the chaotic initial rollout on May 4th.
    Instead, the experience has been a rollercoaster.

    The “No Slots” Epidemic: When the portal first opened, thousands logged on precisely at 10:00 AM only to be told instantly that regional quotas were completely filled.
    The Maintenance Blackout: The system went offline entirely on May 27th with 503 “Service Disabled” errors.
    The Rescheduled Disappointment: Now, on the very day the rescheduled mop-up was supposed to bring relief, the system is declaring that the exercise has already *ended*.

    What Should Applicants Do Next?
    If you are currently hitting a brick wall on the portal, you are not alone. Here is the best course of action right now:
    Keep the Support Channels Busy: Use the “Contact Support” feature or official MoH helpdesk numbers to log your complaints. Documentation creates proof of a systemic issue.
    Do Not Panic: The portal explicitly states that new account registrations are blocked. Attempting to force a new account might compromise your existing profile.
    Monitor Official Channels: Given how fluid the situation is, look out for an official press release from the MoH clarifying whether this is another technical glitch or a premature closure.
    Final Thoughts: A Call for Transparency
    Our healthcare workers are the backbone of the nation. They have spent years training to save lives, and they deserve an application process that works.
    Whether this current closure is an administrative oversight or another technical hitch in the “system maintenance” cycle, the Ministry of Health needs to provide clear answers—and fast. The clock is ticking, and thousands of qualified professionals are waiting to serve.

    Are you experiencing the same portal error? Let us know your experience in the comments below, and stay tuned for updates as this story develops. Mop-Up Recruitment Mirage As Confusion Hits MoH Recruitment Portal

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  • Which Minister Under Mahama’s Government Has Not Performed Up To Expectation So Far

    Which Minister Under Mahama’s Government Has Not Performed Up To Expectation So Far

    🗳️ POLL TIME —RATE THE TOP 6 MOST TALKED-ABOUT MINISTERS
    Ghanaians have been actively discussing the performance of some key ministers under President John Dramani Mahama’s administration. While some citizens believe a few ministers are working hard behind the scenes, others say the impact on ordinary people is still not strong enough. Is time to rate these ministers after almost 2 years in power.

    Click an images below to vote for the underperformed minister from the list below and submit to show their rankings:

    1. Cassiel Ato Forson — Minister for Finance
    2. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak — Minister for the Interior
    3. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh — Minister for Health
    4. Haruna Iddrisu — Minister for Education
    5. Samuel Nartey George — Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations
    6. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa — Minister for Foreign Affairs

    Which Minister Under Mahama’s Government Has Not Performed Up To Expectation So Far
    Which Minister Under Mahama’s Government Has Not Performed Up To Expectation So Far

    💬 Vote and share your reason in the comments.

    Since returning to office, President John Dramani Mahama’s administration has remained under intense public attention. Citizens across the country continue to monitor how ministers are handling key sectors including finance, health, education, security, technology, and foreign affairs.

    While some Ghanaians believe the government has shown signs of stability and renewed energy, others argue that a few ministers are still struggling to meet expectations.

    One of the most discussed ministers is Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson. Many citizens expected quick economic relief, reduction in hardship, and stronger improvements in living conditions. Although some economic indicators appear to be improving, critics argue that many ordinary Ghanaians are still battling high costs of living and unemployment.

    Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has also faced public scrutiny, especially concerning security concerns, public safety, and emergency response issues. Some citizens believe more visible action and stronger communication are needed from the ministry.

    Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh remains one of the most talked-about names among healthcare workers and young professionals. Issues surrounding postings, recruitment, allowances, and working conditions continue to generate heated discussions online and on radio platforms.

    Meanwhile, Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu is also under pressure from students, parents, and graduates who expect faster reforms, improved infrastructure, and better employment opportunities after school.

    In the technology and communications sector, Samuel Nartey George has become a major public figure due to his outspoken style and digital policies. While supporters praise his energy and visibility, critics believe there should be quicker progress in digital innovation, affordability, and online opportunities for the youth.

    Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has also attracted mixed reactions. Some Ghanaians applaud his active presence and diplomatic engagement, while others believe more should be done to improve Ghana’s international image and support for citizens abroad.

    However, many political observers believe it may still be too early to make final judgments. According to supporters of the administration, the government inherited major economic and structural challenges that require time to fix.

    Still, public expectations remain extremely high.

    For many citizens, performance is not just about speeches or policies — it is about visible results, opportunities, improved living conditions, and practical solutions that directly affect everyday life.

    As the Mahama administration moves forward, ministers will continue facing growing pressure from citizens demanding accountability, faster delivery, and stronger leadership.

    🇬🇭 OVER TO YOU GHANAIANS
    Which of these ministers do you think has disappointed the most so far — and why?

    Drop your opinion in the comments section. 

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  • NSA UPDATE: Important Guide for All Newly Qualified Nurses and Midwives Pin Code Generation

    NSA UPDATE: Important Guide for All Newly Qualified Nurses and Midwives Pin Code Generation

    For thousands of newly qualified nurses and midwives across Ghana, the National Service registration process is one of the most important steps toward beginning a professional healthcare career. Every year, many applicants miss deadlines, make avoidable mistakes, or struggle with the online process simply because they do not have the right information.

    If you are preparing to start your National Service this year, this update is extremely important for you. Carefully follow the steps below to successfully retrieve your NSS PIN code, activate it, and complete your online registration without stress.

    This guide is specially prepared for all RGN, RM, and RPHN graduates who are eager to secure their placement and avoid last-minute problems.


    STEP 1: RETRIEVE YOUR NSS PIN CODE

    The first step in the registration process is generating your NSS PIN code. Without this PIN, you cannot continue with the registration.

                How to Retrieve Your PIN

    ☑️ Click Image To Visit the NSS portal:

    NSA UPDATE: Important Guide for All Newly Qualified Nurses and Midwives Pin Code Generation
    NSA UPDATE: Important Guide for All Newly Qualified Nurses and Midwives Pin Code Generation

    ☑️ Enter your NMC Index Number correctly
    (Begin with RGN, RM, or RPHN)

    ☑️ Enter your correct Date of Birth

    ☑️ Click on Search

    ☑️ Your NSS PIN code will be generated instantly

    Many applicants usually make mistakes with their date of birth or index number. Ensure all details are entered exactly as they appear in your records to avoid errors.


    STEP 2: ACTIVATE YOUR PIN CODE — GH¢82.00

    After retrieving your PIN, the next important step is activation. Your PIN must be activated before you can proceed with the online registration.

    Activation Process via MTN Mobile Money

    ☑️ Dial *170#

    ☑️ Select Option 2 — Pay Bill

    ☑️ Select Option 5 — General Payment

    ☑️ Enter Payment Code as:
    NSS PINCODE
    (Example: NSS 12345678)

    ☑️ Confirm your displayed name carefully

    ☑️ Enter Amount: GH¢82.00

    ☑️ Enter NSS as reference

    ☑️ Enter your MoMo PIN to confirm payment

    ☑️ Wait for the confirmation message

    Always confirm the name that appears before making payment. If the wrong name appears, do not proceed until the issue is corrected.


    STEP 3: COMPLETE ONLINE REGISTRATION

    Once your PIN has been activated successfully, you can proceed to complete your online registration.

               Registration Steps

    ☑️ Click On Image Below To Visit:

    NSA UPDATE: Important Guide for All Newly Qualified Nurses and Midwives Pin Code Generation
    NSA UPDATE: Important Guide for All Newly Qualified Nurses and Midwives Pin Code Generation

    ☑️ Log in using your credentials

    ☑️ Access and complete the registration form

    ☑️ Confirm your personal details carefully

    ☑️ Upload a valid ID card

    ☑️ Select 3 regions of your choice

    ☑️ Select languages you can speak

    ☑️ Choose your preferred industry:

    1️⃣ Community Health
    2️⃣ Public Administration

    ☑️ Review every detail thoroughly before submission

    ☑️ Click SUBMIT

    ☑️ Screenshot or save the final page containing your registration details for future reference


    ⚠️ IMPORTANT REMINDERS FOR ALL APPLICANTS

    ✅ Do not wait until the final deadline before starting your registration.

    ✅ Use a stable internet connection during the process.

    ✅ Double-check all information before submission.

    ✅ Keep your PIN and payment confirmation safe.

    ✅ Ensure your uploaded ID is clear and valid.

    ✅ Save screenshots of every important stage for evidence.

    Many graduates lose opportunities due to small mistakes or delays. Taking your time to complete the process correctly can save you from unnecessary stress later.


    Congratulations On Your New Journey Begins

    National Service is more than just a requirement — it is the beginning of your transition from student life into professional healthcare service. This is your opportunity to gain experience, serve communities, and build your future career in Ghana’s health sector.

    Whether you are posted to a hospital, community clinic, district facility, or public institution, your service will contribute to improving healthcare delivery across the country.

    Remain focused, patient, and prepared throughout the process.

    Congratulations in advance to all newly qualified nurses and midwives preparing for National Service this year. Your hard work and sacrifices are finally paying off.

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  • CAGD ALERT: Upload Your Passport Photo Before the Payroll System Closes

    CAGD ALERT: Upload Your Passport Photo Before the Payroll System Closes

    Management wishes to inform all workers that any staff whose passport photograph is NOT appearing on the newly generated payslips must urgently update their profile information on the system before the portal is closed.

    This exercise is very important and every affected staff member is encouraged to complete the process immediately to avoid future inconveniences with salary records, identification, and official documentation.

    The new payroll update system now requires all staff members to have a valid passport photograph attached to their profiles for proper verification and authentication purposes.

    If your passport picture is missing on your payslip, kindly follow the steps below carefully:

    HOW TO UPLOAD YOUR PASSPORT PHOTO
    ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

    1️⃣ Visit the Official Platform
    🌐 https://gogepayservices.com

    2️⃣ Log Into Your Account
    Use your:
    • Staff ID
    • Password

    3️⃣ Open Your Profile Section
    After logging in successfully, locate the circle icon at the top right corner of the page showing your initials or profile symbol

    CAGD ALERT: Upload Your Passport Photo Before the Payroll System Closes
    CAGD ALERT: Upload Your Passport Photo Before the Payroll System Closes

    4️⃣ Click “View Profile”
    This will open your personal information dashboard.

    CAGD ALERT: Upload Your Passport Photo Before the Payroll System Closes
    CAGD ALERT: Upload Your Passport Photo Before the Payroll System Closes

    5️⃣ Upload Your Passport Photograph
    You can either:
    📌 Upload a passport picture directly from your phone/gallery
    OR
    📌 Take a clear selfie using your device camera

    CAGD ALERT: Upload Your Passport Photo Before the Payroll System Closes
    CAGD ALERT: Upload Your Passport Photo Before the Payroll System Closes

    ⚠️ Please ensure:
    • Your face is clearly visible
    • The image is bright and professional
    • Avoid blurry or dark pictures

    CAGD ALERT: Upload Your Passport Photo Before the Payroll System Closes
    CAGD ALERT: Upload Your Passport Photo Before the Payroll System Closes

    6️⃣ Save Changes
    After uploading successfully, click on “Save Changes” to complete the process.

     IMPORTANT NOTE
    ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

    After saving, kindly confirm that your passport photograph appears correctly on your profile page before exiting the system.

    Failure to complete this update before the portal closes may affect future payroll processing and profile verification.

    All affected staff members are therefore advised to act quickly and complete the update as soon as possible.

    📌 Don’t wait until the last minute.

    Please share this information with colleagues, friends, and other staff members who may not yet be aware.

    Thank you.

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