Staff members of the Ho Nurses Training College (NTC) are asking for their school facilities back. These buildings were given to the University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS) about ten years ago.
The decision to use the NTC facilities for UHAS happened when the university was created in 2012. The government at the time instructed that some of the NTC buildings would serve as part of UHAS.
The NTC staff believe the current situation is not sustainable. They argue that the lack of these facilities impacts their ability to train nurses properly.
Details about the specific number or type of facilities involved were not immediately clear.
The NTC staff's request highlights a long-standing issue regarding resource allocation between educational institutions.
It is unclear what steps they plan to take next to retrieve the facilities.
The University of Health and Allied Sciences has not yet commented on the demand.