#Mahama

Thought process
A Ghanaian nurse went out on a motorbike to collect drugs for her facility and did not come back. She was a mother of two, married two weeks before the accident, the only health professional serving her community in Sissala West. On the same day she died, President Mahama was in Geneva asking the world to invest in resilient supply chains and local factories. She was the supply chain. She was the factory. She strapped the medical supplies to her back and became a one-woman logistics operation, and the road finished what the system started. This is a satire about the gap between what Ghana announces at the 79th World Health Assembly and what Ghana asks of its nurses on a Tuesday afternoon in the rain.