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The National Organizer of the New Patriotic Party, Henry Nana Boakye ESQ (Nana B), as part of his birthday celebration donated to the Tafo Government Hospital in the Ashanti region.
He donated several quantities of hospital equipment’s such as Haemoglobinometer, Nebulizer, Flow splitter for oxygen, sphygmomanometer, Pulse Oximeter, Infrared Thermometer, mattresses, food stuffs and other essentials.
He also inspected the on-going construction of a 30-bed children’s ward facility, he is championing at the hospital, which is currently at the roofing stage.
The engineer on site, Eng. Ahenkora confirmed the project is 60% near completion and promises to fully hand-over the facility early 2024.
Management of the hospital and staff thanked Nana B for the step taken and urges other individuals and organizations to emulate his step to help improve the healthcare system in the country.
Nana B was joined by some Regional and Constituency executives of the New Patriotic Party, as well as some party faithfuls.
He also thank all those who wished him prayers during his birthday celebration on his social media pages.
Read the message below:
NANA B (NATIONAL ORGANIZER, NPP) WRITES
I was overwhelmed by the outpouring of love on my birthday. I sincerely appreciate your well wishes, thoughts and prayers on such a special day.
Today at 12 noon, as part of my thanksgiving to the Almighty God, I will be donating some hospital equipment and other essentials to the Tafo Government Hospital and also inspect works on the ongoing construction of a 30-bed Children’s ward I am championing at the hospital which is at the roofing stage
I would be joined by the Hon. Ekow Vincent Assafuah, MP for Tafo/Pankrono, Regional Executives of the New Patriotic Party(NPP), Tafo/Pankrono DCE, Hon. Lord Inusah Lansah, Constituency Executives, and party faithfuls from Tafo/Pakrono and Ashanti Region.
I am really grateful to you all. Thank you.
“Ebenezer! thus far the Lord has helped us.” – 1 Samuel 7:12.
Source: Ghanatodayonline.com
