Rosemary Boadu, 13, is suffering from end-stage kidney illness, and Ibrahim Mahama, the CEO of Engineers & Planners and Dzata Cement, has kindly donated the full $25,000 required for a life-saving kidney transplant.
Emmanuel Dzivenu’s Dialysis at 13 JoyNews piece, which was broadcast on the Super Morning Show, featured Rosemary’s story..
When the segment brought the young girl’s grave circumstances to Mr. Mahama’s attention, he quickly took action to assist her.
Rosemary’s family is no longer concerned about the procedure’s financial burden because of his intervention.
“As soon as Mr. Mahama saw the video, he immediately instructed us to proceed with the payment to enable her treatment,” said Rafik Mahama, Mr. Mahama’s Special Aide, in an interview with JoyNews. The payment was finished at 9 a.m. today. We hope Rosemary has a successful procedure and recovers quickly.
Rosemary and her family have fresh optimism as they get ready for her much-needed transplant thanks to Mr. Mahama’s assistance.
