Also known as: Dr. Nana Ayew Afriyie · Dr. Afriyie · Ranking Member Nana Ayew Afriyie · Mr Afriyie · Nana Dr Emmanuel Adu-Sarkodee Afriyie · Dr. Ayew Afriyie
MP for Effiduase-Asokore who called on religious leaders to empower youth with hope and purpose.
The Member of Parliament for Effiduase-Asokore Constituency in the Ashanti Region, Dr. Ayew Afriyie, has underscored the need for Ghana to have genuine and faithful men of God who are committed to empowering and motivating the younger generation with hope, purpose, and direction …
Obuasi West Member of Parliament, Kwaku Kwarteng, has petitioned the General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), calling for disciplinary action against the Member of Parliament for Effiduase-Asokore, Dr Nana Ayew Afriyie, over what he describes as misconduct in relation …
… Nana Dr Emmanuel Adu-Sarkodee Afriyie, the President of the Ghana Employers’ Association (GEA), said the conference remained an important platform for dialogue between business and policymakers and for building consensus on labour and economic reforms. …
… His comments follow a recent tour of health facilities in the Ashanti Region by Minority members of Parliament, led by Ranking Member on Parliament’s Health Committee, Dr Nana Ayew Afriyie, amid concerns over pressure on health infrastructure in the region. …
… The New Patriotic Party (NPP) Members of Parliament, led by Ranking Member Nana Ayew Afriyie, raised concern during an inspection of an abandoned health facility project, where the MP questioned the state of infrastructure projects reportedly worth about $2.2 billion, of which he …
… The New Patriotic Party (NPP) Members of Parliament, led by Ranking Member Nana Ayew Afriyie, had visited the facility to assess the condition of the long-abandoned over 500-bed capacity hospital project, which has reportedly been left unused for years. …
… The New Patriotic Party (NPP) Members of Parliament, led by Ranking Member Nana Ayew Afriyie, had visited the facility to assess the condition of the long-abandoned over 500-bed capacity hospital project, which has reportedly been left unused for years. …
… Speaking on Citi FM on Monday, June 8, the Ranking Member on Parliament’s Health Committee, Dr Nana Ayew Afriyie, said while the grievances of health professionals were understandable, patients in urgent need of care should not be made to suffer as a result of the dispute. …
… Speaking in an interview on JoyNews’ The Pulse on Monday, June 8, the Ranking Member on Parliament’s Health Committee, Dr. Nana Ayew Afriyie, acknowledged the legitimate concerns of the health professionals but stressed that the continued withdrawal of services could have devasta …
Dr. Ayew Afriyie, MP for Effiduase-Asokore, called for genuine religious leaders to empower young people with hope and purpose through biblical teaching, expressing concern over growing hopelessness among youth fueled by negative narratives about Ghana's future. He made the remarks at the Kumasi edition of "Invasion 2026," a religious event where youth comprised approximately 80% of attendees.
Dr. Ayew Afriyie, MP for Effiduase-Asokore, called for genuine religious leaders to empower young people with hope and purpose through biblical teaching, expressing concern over growing hopelessness among youth fueled by negative narratives about Ghana's future. He made the remarks at the Kumasi edition of "Invasion 2026," a religious event where youth comprised approximately 80% of attendees.
Obuasi West MP Kwaku Kwarteng has petitioned the NPP's General Secretary to sanction Dr Nana Ayew Afriyie, MP for Effiduase-Asokore, alleging he made false assertions before party committees about authorisation for actions by aspiring Obuasi West constituency executives, thereby damaging the party's reputation. The petition also seeks reversal of a recommendation by the Ashanti Regional Executive Committee on the contested executive elections.
Vice President Prof Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang called for greater protection of informal sector workers, who comprise about 78 per cent of Ghana's workforce but remain largely outside formal labour protections. She opened the 2026 National Labour Conference and urged that informal workers' concerns, particularly those of women and the urban poor, be integrated into national labour policies and social dialogue processes.
Bernard Bediako Baidoo, MP for Akwatia, has accused the previous NPP administration of failing the Ashanti Region over the stalled Afari Military Hospital project, stating the NPP had eight years in government to operationalise the facility but did not. He criticized the Minority for politicizing abandoned health projects and argued the focus should be on completing the hospital rather than scoring political points.
Minority members on Parliament's Health Committee visited the abandoned Afari Military Hospital in Kumasi and called on President Mahama to complete existing health facilities before starting new ones. The NPP government attributed the hospital's non-operationalisation to a contractual dispute.
Opposition MPs have criticized the government for abandoning the 500-bed Afari Military Hospital despite significant public investment, calling for completion of existing health projects before starting new ones. The Ranking Member claimed infrastructure projects are reportedly worth about $2.2 billion, of which about $2 billion has already been paid.
Minority MPs on Parliament's Health Committee demanded the immediate operationalisation of the over 500-bed Afari Military Hospital in Atwima Nwabiagya District, which they said has been abandoned and left to deteriorate. Soldiers stationed at the facility confronted the lawmakers and residents, insisting they should have sought prior clearance before entering the premises, sparking a heated exchange.
Minority MPs on Parliament's Health Committee were confronted by soldiers while inspecting the over 500-bed Afari Military Hospital in Ashanti Region, which they say has been abandoned and left to deteriorate. The MPs are demanding the facility's immediate operationalisation amid concerns about healthcare access following industrial action at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital.
The Minority in Parliament has called on striking doctors and nurses at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital to suspend their industrial action, warning that an extended shutdown could endanger patients and result in preventable deaths. The Ranking Member on Parliament's Health Committee criticized the Health Minister's response to the CEO's suspension as unnecessarily harsh and urged dialogue between all stakeholders to resolve the dispute.
The Minority in Parliament has appealed to doctors and nurses at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital to end their indefinite strike, which began after the suspension of the hospital's Chief Executive Officer. The Ranking Member on Parliament's Health Committee acknowledged the workers' legitimate concerns but warned that continued withdrawal of services could have devastating consequences for patients.
A Minority parliamentarian has warned against politicising the Amissah death controversy and argues that doctors and nurses should not be blamed unless proven negligent through established medical procedures. He contends that Ghana's emergency healthcare system requires urgent investment in human resources, financing, and equipment rather than emotional public condemnation of health professionals.