By: Emmanuel Sackey
Founder and Presiding Bishop of the Victory Bible Churches International (VBCI) Bishop N. A. Tackie-Yarboi, has donated four brand new monitors and brackets to the neurosurgery unit of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra.
The Donation which is in fulfillment of his pledge to the unit after his surgery in 2023, is aimed at addressing a pressing need at the neurosurgery unit of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital.
With these additional monitors, more patients can now be closely monitored after surgery, enabling the unit to potentially increase the number of operations it can perform at a given time and ultimately save more lives.
Presenting the machines, Bishop Tackie Yarboi expressed his profound gratitude to the doctors and medical team at the neurosurgery unit of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital who operated on him and said the gesture was both in fulfillment to his pledge and to say thank you for their dedication and commitment to saving lives.
“This donation is to fulfill my pledge to you and the unit for your selfless dedication to me during the surgery last year. I must say your work is very delicate and requires a lot of dedication,” the presiding Bishop of VBCI remarked.
“I am grateful once again for your attention to detail which ensured the success of the procedure. Thank you and God bless you for allowing your expertise to be used to save lives,” Bishop Tackie-Yarboi further remarked.
The renowned clergyman was hopeful the equipment would help save lives and facilitate the work of the medical team at the neurosurgery unit of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital.
In his remarks after receiving the equipment on behalf of the Korle-Bu neurosurgery unit, Dr Bankah, the acting head of the neurosurgery department at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, expressed his profound appreciation to Bishop N.A. Tachie-Yarboi and the entire Victory Bible Church International for the kind gesture.
He added that the new equipment addition to the neurosurgery unit will go a long way in supporting the work of the unit as they work to save lives daily. He urged other well-meaning Ghanaians to emulate the example of Bishop Tackie-Yarboi.
