Ho Nurses Training College staff petition UHAS over facilities
A temporary facility handover from 2012 turned into a permanent takeover, and Ho Nurses Training College staff have finally had enough of waiting politely.
UHAS is still occupying borrowed facilities
- Staff petitioned the University of Health and Allied Sciences on March 10.
- Architect Ruth Xorladem Ayitey accepted it for the Vice Chancellor.
- Properties were loaned out when UHAS launched back in 2012.
- The late President Atta Mills greenlit the temporary arrangement.
What UHAS is sitting on
- Staff flats got flipped into revenue-generating student hostels.
- Lecture halls built for the college remain under university control.
- Three-bedroom bungalows meant for the principal were seized.
- Offices and a library are still being held hostage.
College staff paying the price
- James Awudi led a demonstration to spotlight the injustice.
- Accommodation shortages are hammering staff welfare badly.
- Teaching infrastructure has shrunk because of the occupation.
- Over a decade of letters and petitions got zero results.
Staff want government intervention
- Ghana’s government and the Volta Regional Minister got called on.
- Health and Education Ministries need to step in here.
- UHAS leadership should negotiate in genuine good faith.
- The group insists this stays peaceful and dialogue-driven.
