Former Health Minister in the John Mills administration, Dr Sipa Yankey has waded into the controversy of the Akufo-Addo government promising to build 94 hospitals within a year.
The former worker at the Finance Ministry argued that procurement processes for the new hospitals alone could take several months thereby eating into the timeline of delivery.
Dr Yankey insists government must focus on completing abandoned hospital projects while procurement for the new hospitals is ongoing.
Listen to his interview with Joy News' Gifty Andoh Appiah on The Pulse on the Joy News Channel.
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