“I was here around 5.30am. It is almost 12:00pm, and I have just got vaccinated. Those of us who came here were asked to write our names and form the queue so that we will be served in that order. Shortly after they begun, we realized that the list had been replaced with another one that had other people. This angered many of us, and it generated a lot of confusion. Those in charge of the exercise haven’t done well,” an elderly man who got his second jab at the Legon Hospital told Citi News.
“Mebɛduruu ha bɛyɛ anɔpa nɔn num. Ɛkɔ bɔ nɔn dubaako afei na yabɔ me paneɛ. Ɔkaa sɛ yɛn a yɛbaa ha ntɛm no ntwerɛ yɛn din na yɛnto santene a ɔbɛhwɛ so ahwɛ yɛn. Ankyɛ biara na yɛhunuu sɛ ɔde krataa foforɔ abɛhyɛ yɛn deɛ anan mu a ɔde rehwɛ amanfoɔ foforɔ. Yei hyɛɛ yabufuo maa ɛde mennte meho ase baaeɛ. Wɔn a ɔredi dwumadie no annyɛ adeɛ.” panin bi a ɔbɛgyee ne paneɛ a ɛtɔ so mmienu wɔ Legon ayaresabea ka kyerɛɛ Citi News.