The National Ambulance Service (NAS) Headquarters came alive with vibrant colors and the rich flavors of Ghana as the Deputy CEO, Dr. Patrick Inkoom-Colbelson, officially launched the 2nd Edition of the NAS Ghana Month Celebrations.
The event, on the theme "Unity is Strength" is more than just a festival— it is a powerful movement to project the soul of our nation through our unique food, traditional attire, and historic dances.
Highlights from the Launch:
Cultural Explosion: Staff were treated to beautiful cultural displays representing the Ga, Ewe, Dagomba, and Gonja traditions, showcasing the beautiful diversity that unites us.
A Call to Unity: The Deputy Director for Welfare, Mrs. Helen Gasu, delivered an inspiring charge, urging all staff nationwide to get involved and proudly showcase their roots throughout the month.
Our Identity: From the smock to the kente, and from the sounds of the fontomfrom to the agbadza, NAS is proving that behind every uniform is a proud Ghanaian heart.
As we traverse the country in our ambulances to provide emergency care, we carry the spirit of Ghana with us.
