Audio By Carbonatix
The management of Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) has vehemently defended its CEO, Prof. Otchere Addai-Mensah, against accusations of financial impropriety and procurement violations levelled by former hospital attorney, Kwame Adofo.
Mr Adofo, who served as KATH’s legal counsel until December 31, 2023, lodged a complaint with President Akufo-Addo, alleging that Prof. Addai-Mensah mismanaged funds and flouted procurement regulations since assuming office in December 2022.
In a rebuttal, the hospital dismissed the allegations as groundless and fraught with inaccuracies.

The statement underscored Prof. Addai-Mensah’s significant accomplishments in elevating clinical care standards, modernising infrastructure, and enhancing employee welfare; achievements widely lauded by hospital stakeholders.
Conversely, labour unions at KATH have rallied behind the CEO, Prof. Otchere Addai-Mensah, in response to a petition advocating for his dismissal.
Healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, and union members, have vehemently contested the allegations outlined in the petition.
They argue that the accusations fail to reflect the true essence of their CEO, who they described as a committed and efficient leader.
“We, the Labour Unions in Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital stand in solidarity with the CEO and management of the hospital to continue their good works at KATH."
"We recognise the allegation against the CEO does not define his character and dedication to the well-being and development of the hospital”, the union said in a statement.
Latest Stories
-
Detty Rave 7 shuts down Accra as Mr Eazi pledges $2m investment
3 minutes -
Ho mosque shooting incident: Police release 14 suspects from custody
6 minutes -
Firecrackers, knockouts still illegal ahead of 31st night crossovers – Small Arms Commission
8 minutes -
Thousands expected at ICGC Christ Temple East for life-changing Crossover Service
11 minutes -
IMF support goes beyond loans to boost Ghana’s economic credibility – Kobby Amoah
15 minutes -
IES hails TOR’s return to crude oil refining after years of shutdown
20 minutes -
Thousands of guns retrieved under amnesty with 15 days to deadline – Small Arms Commission
21 minutes -
AfroFuture Festival Day One delivers late-night thrills as Asake shuts down the stage
24 minutes -
Sign 5 new players or forget about league title – Aduana coach Cioarba Aristica tells management
25 minutes -
Adom FM’s Strictly Highlife slated for Jan. 1 to celebrate authentic Ghanaian sound
28 minutes -
Part 2: Key Observations on the Constitutional Review Committee Report Submitted to President Mahama
30 minutes -
PUWU-TUC kicks against ‘hasty’ private sector participation move for ECG
44 minutes -
CSIR-CRI successfully concludes major monitoring and evaluation mission for EMBRACE Project
52 minutes -
Gov’t assures of justice in death of Ghanaian student in Latvia
52 minutes -
Joy FM’s Party In The Park: Championing Environmental Sustainability and Togetherness
59 minutes
