NPP member Kwadwo Poku states that Ghanaians overly blame politicians for the 'no bed syndrome' in the healthcare system, suggesting deeper systemic issues are being ignored.

Energy analyst Kwadwo Poku has criticized the Ghanaian government for rising fuel prices, warning that citizens are bearing the full impact of global shocks, including the US-Israel-Iran conflict, without adequate relief.

A communicator for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and Executive Director of the Institute for Energy Policies and Research, Kwadwo Poku, has blamed what he calls poor attitudes among some health workers for Ghana’s recurring “no bed syndrome” in public hospitals. Speaking on the AM Show on Joy News, Mr Poku shared a personal experience to highlight what he described as weak emergency response and poor triage in some health facilities.

A leading member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and Executive Director of the Institute for Energy Policies and Research, Kwadwo Poku, says Ghanaian investors can successfully own mining companies but must work with foreign technical partners and avoid government ownership to ensure efficiency and growth in the sector.