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Nurses threaten action after salary arrears Are mysteriously Erased from records

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The Coalition of Unpaid Nurses and Midwives is demanding answers after an alleged millions in salary arrears reportedly vanished from the national payroll system overnight.

​What was supposed to be a routine validation process for February 2026 has instead turned into a digital disappearing act.

For months, affected healthcare workers saw their unpaid wages reflected on their payment vouchers, a digital promise of money owed.

As of this month(February), those records have been wiped clean, yet their bank accounts remains empty.

​According to the Coalition, the disappearance of these records is not a glitch but a “deeply dishonest” manipulation of the system.

While the Controller and Accountant-General’s Department (CAGD) was quick to issue a denial, frontline administrators are telling a different story.

​The nurses report that while the CAGD denies any wrongdoing, local Payroll Validators and HR Officers at various health facilities have confirmed the arrears are no longer on the vouchers.

​If the money wasn’t paid, and the debt is no longer listed, where did the liability go, they questioned.

​Many of these nurses have worked for years under the promise of back-pay, only to see their financial security deleted with a keystroke.

​”We will not be silenced”
​Stephen Kwadwo Takyiah, Convener of the Coalition, expressed the frustrations of thousands of healthcare workers who feel betrayed by the very system they serve.

​”Who authorized the removal of our legitimately earned arrears? Nurses and midwives who have worked tirelessly for this country cannot and will not accept a situation where their hard-earned income is quietly wiped away from official records.”

​The Coalition is now calling for an immediate government investigation to restore the data and, more importantly, release the funds.

​The Coalition has hinted at further “action” if the government fails to address this “anomaly” swiftly.

​The Coalition is demanding an explanation of the legal or administrative basis for removing the arrears, immediate reinstatement of all cleared arrears onto the payment vouchers and a clear timeline for the actual disbursement of funds.

By 1960news.com

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