The Concerned Delegates of Nsuta Kwamang Beposo constituency has congratulated Hon. Adelaide Ntim,MP on her appointment as Deputy Minister for Health to partner Hon. Alexander Akwasi Acquah,MP to steer the affairs of the health ministry.
Hon.Adelaide Ntim has long shown her dedication to the health system of Nsuta Kwamang Beposo through her past achievements by providing financial assistance to Sekyere Central District health center, provision of hospital beds and computers to the center, acquisition of machines for operations and emergency treatment of her people.
Again, she has been offering free health insurance to the electorates, evacuating of decade refused dumps sites, provision of toilet facilities and has solved other health related challenges which were confronting the Constituents.
A press statement signed by Hon.Abel Nana Anokye, the NPP Director of Communications in Nsuta Kwamang Beposo who’s also a delegate, saluted Adelaide Ntim and expressed the optimism that, she would use her rich and vast experience to help the government in fulfilling its objectives.
According to the delegates, they believed Hon.Adelaide Ntim will collaborate with the Substantive Minister to work towards the formulation and implementation of better fiscal policies in the health ministry.
They pledged their support to enable the Deputy Minister designate succeed if she is approved by parliament.
They however thanked president Akufo-Addo for nominating their MP, Hon.Adelaide Ntim who recently adjudge as 2023 overall Best Female MP in Ghana into the health ministry, they believed she can deliver to perfection.




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