Average nurse in Ghana takes home 2,500 cedis a month – GRNMA President

By Emmanuel Kwarteng

Published: April 1, 2024

Last Updated: May 7, 2025

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ByEmmanuel Kwarteng

Emmanuel Kwarteng is an online writer (business/politics) for 3News.com, the online news hub of Media General Ghana. Email:// Emmanuel.Kwarteng@mediageneralgh.com// Bringing you the issues that matter to you, one story at a time // Manchester United// Jeremiah 29:11 //

Average nurse in Ghana takes home 2,500 cedis a month – GRNMA President

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