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Just a week after failing to retain Ledzokuku’s parliamentary seat, outgoing MP, Dr. Bernard Okoe Boye, has affirmed his commitment to public service by returning to his post at Lekma Hospital in Teshie.
In his first post-election public appearance, the Vice Minister of Health in his white coat was seen treating patients who visited the facility on Monday.
In a Facebook post cited by Myjoyonline.comDr. Okoe Boye stated that while some of his staff were happy to see him do well, others were “shocked by my activity having assumed that not winning the parliamentary elections meant ending community service.”
First post-election consultations on Monday at Lekma Hospital. Some of the staff were happy to see me well, some …
Posted by Dr Okoe Boye on Monday Dec 14, 2020
For Dr. Okoe Boye, “the joy that a true Leader experiences does not lie in the position he occupies, but in the service his people receive”, thus reiterating his position of putting himself at the service of his community.
“I thank God that you don’t necessarily have to fill a position to help others experience a better world. Because He lives, we can face tomorrow ”, said his publication.
Dr. Okoe Boye lost Ledzokuku’s seat to Benjamin Ayiku Narteh of the NDC in the recently concluded December elections.
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