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HOSPI IN-CHARGE APPEALS FOR SUPPORT TO BOOST MATERNITY WARD SERVICES*

 

*HOSPITAL IN-CHARGE APPEALS FOR SUPPORT TO BOOST MATERNITY WARD SERVICES*


The In-charge at Twifo Praso Government Hospital MaternityWard, Madam Josephine Emisah, has made a heartfelt appeal to individuals and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to support the Twifo Praso Maternity Ward with essential equipment and resources. 


According to Madam Josephine Emisah, the maternity ward often faces challenges due to inadequate resources, and it's not always feasible to rely solely on government support. She emphasized that there are often petty yet crucial needs that can be addressed by individuals and NGOs and urged them to come forward and lend a helping hand.


Madam Josephine Emisah made this appeal during a ceremony where the Founder and Leader of Christian Apostolic Assembly, The Great Ogyaba Bofuo, donated fans to the Praso Hospital Maternity Ward. She expressed her gratitude for the donation and highlighted the financial struggles some patients face, stating that some patients are unable to afford their hospital bills and are forced to remain in the hospital due to lack of funds.


 She urged individuals to consider supporting the maternity ward financially, emphasizing the impact it would have on the lives of the patients.


 *Cue in: Madam Josephine Emisah


Finally, the Prophet Kwaku Ogyabofuo Sackey, who donated the fans, shared his reasons for doing so, stating that he had visited the hospital and was moved by the needs of the maternity ward. He took the opportunity to urge individuals to take initiative and support their community, rather than waiting for the government to act. 


His donation was a testament to his commitment to giving back to the community, and he hopes to inspire others to do the same. 



 *Cue in: Prophet Kwaku Ogyabofuo Sackey


Source: Thomas Oppong reporter for twifoman fm/Oyerepa TV

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