UGM Doctors and Medical Staff Jam to NDC Song at End-of-Year Party
- A video of the end-of-year party at the University of Ghana Medical Centre has surfaced on social media
- In the video, doctors and staff at the hospital were seen dancing to the NDC's Kwen Kwen campaign song
- Many Ghanaians who came across the video on social media thronged the comment section to share their views
The University of Ghana Medical Center (UGMC) held its end-of-year party over the weekend.
The event was organised to appreciate the efforts of the staff at the quaternary health facility and offer them an opportunity to wind down, having worked all year round.
Source: Instagram
During the end-of-year party, the doctors and the general medical staff of the UGMC jammed to the National Democratic Congress (NDC's) viral campaign song.
A video of the event circulating on social media captured the staff dancing to the Kwen Kwen song composed by gospel musician Nacee.
The forecourt of the UGMC hospital went agog moment after the DJ belted out the Kwen Kwen song from his sound system. The staff jumped out of their seats to the dancefloor to shed some stress.
UGMC Kwen Kwen dance video goes viral
The video of the UGMC end-of-year party has gone viral on social media, attracting reactions from a section of Ghanaians on TikTok.
YEN.com.gh gathered a few reactions below:
@Asiedu Prince said:
"Everyone is happy in Ghana now."
@Cyril also replied:
"Of course we have to be."
@Vee commented:
"Nobody should go near my doctor boyfriend ooo."
@trishia Patson also commented:
"Pls someone should tag all regional and district directors for me. This is how staff must be treated."
@Sherry Baby wrote:
"Hmmmmm I want to take transfer to this place."
UK-based woman amazed by UGMC facility
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported earlier that a UK-based woman who was in Ghana for a visit took to social media to praise the quality of healthcare delivery at the UGMC.
In a video that went viral, the young woman said she was amazed by the magnificence of the UGMC edifice, comparing it to some of the best hospitals in the UK.
She said the quality of healthcare she received at the UGMC changed her perception of healthcare delivery in Ghana.
Proofread by Samuel Gitonga, Copy Editor at YEN.com.gh
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