Nana Aduesi Bonsu, a social media user, has warmed hearts after sharing how a generous man presented a new wheelchair to a physically challenged man
In aFacebook post,Aduesi Bonsu disclosed that the Good Samaritan met Aminu Yaro along the road and promised to buy him a new wheelchair.
True to his words, the man showed up to deliver a new wheelchair to aid Aminu Yaro’s movement and gave him cash as well.
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He continued:
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Uplifting remarks
Enoch Oppong said:
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1st Conjoined twins separated in Ghana express love
In a previous story,Briefly Newsreported that, formerly conjoined twins, Lydia and Linda Awui,have expressed deep love and appreciationtowards the late former president Jerry John Rawlings.
The twins, who have grown since the operation performed on them in 1999, expressed immense gratitude to the late founder of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), who paid the medical bills for their separation.
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In an interview with GHOne TV/Starr FM’s Nana Aba Anamoah, Linda revealed it was difficult for her to accept the late former president Jerry Rawlings had died.
Couple buys physically challenged man a new wheelchair with own money; gives him more cash to look fresh Image: crabbimediaSource: UGC
Siamese twins separated meet with lead surgeon
Meanwhile, Lydia and Linda Awuihave reunited with the lead surgeonwho spearheaded their breakthrough surgery in 1999 at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra.
The twins were joined from the lower portion of their chest and abdomen and shared a common liver, as well as other vital organs.
The lead surgeon, Dr Winfred Mensah Hodasi, now 82 years old, performed the surgery for four and half-hours with help from his team.
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