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According to them, the government has settled the claims of the service providers and continues to settle the claims of suppliers who have not yet been paid.
Speak on FM agreement The program "Ade Akye Abia", Deputy Minister of Information, Pius Enam Hadzide, explained that the government had, over the years, badumed debts settled by the Mahama government.
"So it is very confusing to hear the NDC say that the government has embezzled funds supposedly intended for the payment of claims to service providers", he said.
National Democratic Congress [NDC] says the National Health Insurance Plan (NHIS) is currently "gasping for air" and about to collapse under the government led by Nana Addo.
The party alleged that the collapse is due to the debt that the government owes to service providers across the country.
Speaking at the third edition of the party's "Moment of Truth Series," National Communications Manager Sammy Gyamfi said, "Even the president knows it."
According to the opposition party, the NHIS currently owes service providers in all sixteen regions a twelve-month claim, which has plunged most health facilities into distress.
"Akufo-Addo peddled a blatant lie when he claimed that the NHIS was" dynamic and that he had come back to life ". In truth, the NHIS, then well known to the President, is in a deplorable state and is looking for shortness of breath. At present, the NHIS owes service providers in Ghana's sixteen regions, covering a period of nearly twelve months. This has led most health facilities in distress. "
"Our health facilities are paralyzed because of NHIS 'huge debt to service providers," Sammy Gyamfi said.
The NDC also accused the government of illegally transferring more than 17.5 million GHc of program funds to a private fund management company, All Time Capital Investment; a transaction that was conducted without due diligence and risk badessment.
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