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This is what the NPP did , instead of you to do same , you brought in “SLOTS” so if other qualified Professionals don’t get a SLOT it means they should be useless and unemployed? Shameless Fraudulent government @JDMahama @KMAkandoh @Cassielforson @SammyGyamfi_ @NJOAgyemang

The whole day is for this council

In previous years, there was a clear plan and sufficient time given to qualified applicants to complete their forms and submit applications for available postings. This approach was designed to ease pressure on applicants and provide equal opportunities, especially for individuals facing network or connectivity challenges, to successfully apply and secure employment.

@Nyaba_Abu Oh but this be simple If them go strike wey dem talk say make dem kam de lab, we too go go strike make them generate their lab results, that’s all We all go craze

Drs and Medical lab scientists thema beef at Korle Bu all be ego matters… U Dey come strike cos Lab scientists say they won’t allow u around their space… I mean, this is a profession that has come of age— from certificate to diploma to degree and now Dr in ML.. chaley!

@mohgovgh Don’t forget to celebrate the scam recruitments process too

@mohgovgh Scam government

This is one of the most useless institutions in Ghana. When the government released recruitment slots, you could only secure 17% of them, while entire batches of graduates from 2020 to 2024 remain at home unemployed. Now a new directive has been issued for mass recruitment, which is supposed to be highly competitive, yet you sit unconcerned. Your main priority seems to be forcing unemployed graduates to renew their PINs almost every year. When the portal was opened, it was widely alleged that politicians hijacked most of the slots. As a result, many highly qualified professionals couldn’t even submit their applications. They are currently lamenting online, but you remain completely aloof, acting as if nothing is wrong. Shame on you.

Ministry of Health Recruitment Exercise Faces Allegations of Irregularities Concerns have been raised over the ongoing recruitment process by the Ministry of Health following reports of technical challenges and unequal access to the application portal. According to multiple applicants, the official recruitment website, previously known as HR.MOH.GOV.GH, was reportedly changed to MOHrecruitment.com without prior public explanation. Applicants were initially informed that the portal would open at 12:00 a.m. on the scheduled date. However, it remained inaccessible at that time, with authorities reportedly announcing an additional three-hour extension before the site became live. Applicants from the 2020–2021 batch of Health Information Officers trained at the College of Health have claimed they encountered significant difficulties accessing the portal. Sources within the batch indicate that only three individuals were able to successfully submit and complete their applications during the period. There are further unverified claims circulating among affected applicants that an alternative or simplified access link was allegedly shared with certain politically exposed or connected individuals, raising questions about fairness in the process. The Ministry of Health has not yet issued an official statement addressing these specific concerns. Such reports have sparked public debate about transparency and equal opportunity in public sector recruitment exercises. This publication presents these accounts as allegations and claims made by affected parties. Further investigations would be required to establish the veracity of these reports.

@5oddsHene NDC Never again They should ask the NPP about what happened to them, 2028 3b3 y3 d3 s3

@utvghana Dear UTV It’s a lie, the recruitment was a scam You can ask the allied health professionals, physician assistants, pharmacists and others

The Ministry of Health has confirmed the payment of two months’ salary arrears to newly recruited nurses and announced plans to recruit up to 16,000 health workers this year, as part of efforts to strengthen the country’s healthcare system. #UTVGhana

@SamTuga44 The ministry of health is not equipping the health sector with professionals, this and many more will happen if the scam recruitments and other stuffs are not taken care of.

it’s 2026 ffs!!! See some avoidable death o! Ah Ghana!!!!

@dbeegod @son_of_a_fulani @mohgovgh Ne tw*

For the love of the game

Bro @kwadwosheldon, I want to draw your attention to a very unfortunate situation at the Ministry of Health. This is sad and disheartening. There is an ongoing recruitment exercise for health professionals. The application portal was opened about three days ago, specifically for certain year groups.. for example, the 2021 batch of nurses. However, less than two hours after opening, many qualified applicants could no longer access the portal. They kept receiving this feedback “No Slot Available.” What makes this even more disturbing is the allegation that the Ministry is operating two different portals: • A public one for the general population. • A secret, special portal reportedly shared only among nurses affiliated with the NDC, said to be hosted at zbsgh.com. As I speak, that special portal has also been taken down after the nurses discovered and exposed it. It appears that recruitment for “their own” has already been completed through the backdoor, while the widely publicized general recruitment is merely for optics. Health professionals across various social media platforms are currently lamenting and expressing deep frustration over this development. I don’t think this is the kind of governance they voted for. How did we get to this point as a country? Bro, I would be grateful if you could use your platform to shine a light on this issue. Our health professionals deserve transparency and fairness in this recruitment process. This is simply not right. Thank you 🙏🏾

@MrIrish3 @kwadwosheldon Just when many unemployed health workers had hope that alas they were going to be employed, this govt has deceived them. We are in very sad and disturbing times. The system is rigged against the weak and poor. Is this the reset agenda @JDMahama promised?

@kwaku_rafiki @MrIrish3 @QuekuChucklez @kwadwosheldon Ok, explain why the clown site has my same profile picture as the one i uploaded on the main site i logged in

@MrIrish3 @QuekuChucklez @kwadwosheldon A clone site is designed to imitate the real site. Hackers do this to steal your information. If you applied with the clone site, you will be out cos your data won’t go to the ministry of health

@koboateng Scamming when they say they are recruiting health workers

What is one thing this government is doing that is actually working, that we can all point to and be proud of?

Addo D and his ministers were everything but surely never deceived people like the way these people have done @mohgovgh

@yaron_tamale @mohgovgh We said Nana Addo is wicked but he would never do this thing that the NDC has done

If you’re an allied health professional, please lend me your ear and let’s talk about this recruitment process. Do you know anyone at all, who got a slot/posting when the portal was opened?

@NDC_MAYOR @ProfDrGADanquah Nana Addo wey na we say he b wicked nu, he no go fit do dis da, herh

@ProfDrGADanquah Hon deputy minister, why did your ministry created another account apart from the official one you recruit Allied health professionals

A new era for immunization in Africa begins! Today I participated on behalf of MOH Ghana at #WHSNairobi2026, Africa CDC, African Union, the World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF, Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, and PATH proudly unveiled the Continental Immunization Strategy (CIS)—a bold blueprint to transform Africa’s health security. CIS charts a clear path for how our continent will finance, deliver, and sustain immunization, ensuring no child is left behind. Vaccines saved 1.8 million lives in Africa last year, yet nearly 8 million children missed their first dose. CIS sets ambitious, time-bound targets to close these gaps and build resilient immunization systems across all AU Member States. Together, we are advancing a healthier, safer Africa—one vaccine at a time. #HealthSecurity #tesetting #JMThePresident