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The Chief Executive of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital has rejected a proposal by Health Minister, Alban Bagbin to collapse the hospital’s board to make room for peace in its management.
The minister’s suggestion follows bitter boardroom wrangling said to be affecting the smooth operation of the facility.
Professor Nii Otu Nartey however tells Joy News it will not make sense to dissolve the board because it has done so well.
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