Ghanaians Praise Frontline Workers


Fauzia Shaibu (right) receiving a Certificate of Dedication For Her Exceptional Role In The Fight Against Covid-19 From Dr Ali Samba (Head Of Covid-19 Case Management In Ghana)


She is a Frontline Health Worker at the Ga East Municipal Hospital. The biggest covid-19 treatment centre in Ghana. 


Fauzia In Full PPE

She is called Fauzia Shaibu. She is a Senior Nursing Officer who holds BSC In Nursing from the premier university, University of Ghana, Legon.

Fauzia Shaibu 

Fauzia's dedication to work since Ghana recorded its first case of covid-19 in early March this year is the reason why I have dedicated this article to her. 


She wasn't alone. All frontline health workers, ambulance service personnel, the police/military who enforced the lockdown and the politicians and donors who gave free meals and PPES deserve a commendation.

Story by: Paramza Kofi Hamza 

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