💔 My kidneys are failing, and my insurance won’t cover my treatment. I have only 7 days left to get the care I urgently need.
I recently lost my job and have no income. 🙏 Please help me survive this difficult time or share my story.
https://t.co/Eexj166iYd
My only sibling has been diagnosed with a bone cancer in his left foot and needs to undergo a surgery. This is why we're here at this point that you help us raise the cost in any way you can.
Here’s a link to a gofundme account/details
https://t.co/shmUPSxhKf
Kindly reshare 😩🙏🏽
Guys please my passport , yellow fever and ATM card is missing if you come across it anywhere please call me (0553822412)
The name on the passport and yellow fever card is “Leona mintah” and the name on the ATM card is “forever purple” they were all in this card hold
Thank you 🙏🏾
People, I came across this appeal for Francis Kwofie (CF 1312), a brilliant Form 2 student of OPOKU WARE SCHOOL who has been diagnosed with kidney failure.
He currently undergoes dialysis twice a week at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital to stay alive. Doctors have recommended a KIDNEY TRANSPLANT IN INDIA as a long-term solution. The estimated cost is $40,000.
🙏 Please support/help save his life.
MoMo: 0556091183
Name: Opoku Ware Old Boys Association / Frank Okyere
The family of 13-year-old Anabel Afriyie Ohenewaa is appealing to the general public for help after she reportedly went to school on Wednesday, 30th September 2026, in Accra- Dobro, but has since not returned home.
According to the family, all efforts made so far to locate her have not yielded any positive results.
The family is therefore appealing to anyone who may have seen Anable or has any information about her whereabouts to kindly come forward and assist in finding her 0244440359 / 0242836342 or call Toll Free number 112
Anabel speaks both English and Twi.
Please share this information widely. Someone may have seen her and could provide the information needed to reunite her with her family.
Source: Kademan TV
please help us find Amanda Khambule, she was last seen leaving work and sent a VN stating two man were following her and has been unreachable since, last known location DURBAN CBD commercial street.
MISSING PERSONS: A SERIOUS NATIONAL CONCERN — AUTHORITIES MUST ACT SWIFTLY
A few months ago, I raised serious concerns about the increasing reports of people going missing in Ghana, and I believe it is necessary to bring the matter back to the attention of the authorities.
I am therefore respectfully appealing directly to H.E. President John Dramani Mahama, the Honourable Minister for the Interior, the Cyber Security Authority, the Inspector-General of Police and the Ghana Police Service to treat the issue of missing persons with the urgency it deserves.
When a person goes missing, every hour can matter. Families are left traumatised, uncertain about the whereabouts and safety of their loved ones, and sometimes forced to search for answers on their own.
I am not suggesting that every missing-person case has the same cause. However, authorities should ensure that every credible report is properly documented, assessed and investigated, including the possibility of criminal activity, human trafficking, kidnapping, online exploitation, financial motives or other circumstances where evidence points in that direction.
We need stronger coordination between Police investigators, Police Intelligence, Cybercrime investigators and other relevant security institutions, particularly where phones, social media, mobile-money transactions, CCTV, vehicle movements or other digital evidence could help establish what happened.
The Ghana Police Service already has structures for missing-person records, criminal intelligence and cyber investigations. The question is how effectively these capabilities are being brought together when a person disappears.
Mr President, Hon. Interior Minister, CSA and Ghana Police Service, I respectfully ask: can we strengthen the national response to missing-person cases before more families are left without answers?
This is not about politics.
This is about protecting lives, finding missing persons and giving families answers.
I raised this concern months ago, and I am raising it again because I believe the matter requires urgent, coordinated and sustained attention.
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