🚨 URGENT: MISSING STUDENT 🚨
BAWA JEFFREY, a 2 Arts 1 student of Bishop Herman College, Kpando, and a member of House 6 (St. Victor’s House), has been reported missing.
Since school vacated, he has reportedly not returned to either parent. The Police are assisting in the search, and information suggests he may be within Kpando town.
🙏 We urgently appeal to anyone who has seen Jeffrey or has information about his whereabouts to contact:
📞 SIR EDEM: 024 694 6174
Please share widely. Let us help bring Jeffrey home safely.
Kidney failure changed my whole life 😞 If you see this, please comment ‘stay strong’ 🙏 It would mean more than you know.#helpme#needhelp#gofundme#family#fyps°viral
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DAY 17 IN ICU: When the Advocate Becomes the Patient
By Bethlyn Nana Adjoa Arthur - The Global Voice for Sickle Cell
Today marks my 17th day in ICU, battling one of the worst sickle-cell crises I have ever faced.
There is an irony I cannot ignore.
I have spent years speaking about sickle cell, encouraging warriors, challenging stigma and reminding people that we can still dream, work, love, lead and thrive. Yet today, the advocate is the patient. The voice that speaks for others is fighting to stay alive.
This experience is reminding me that living boldly with sickle cell does not mean the disease has disappeared. Strength does not mean we do not suffer. Smiling does not mean we are not in pain. And advocacy does not make us immune.
I have often said we can Thrive Beyond Sickle Cell. Day 17 is teaching me that thriving does not always look like standing strong. Sometimes it is simply making it through another day. Sometimes it is allowing others to carry you when your own body cannot.
Being in ICU has not silenced the message. If anything, it has made it more urgent. Behind every statistic is a human being. Behind every crisis is a family waiting, hoping and praying. And behind many smiles are battles the world may never see.
Today, I am still in ICU. I am still fighting. I am still believing.
Please keep me - and every sickle-cell warrior fighting a difficult crisis today - in your thoughts and prayers.
I am Bethlyn Arthur. The Global Voice for Sickle Cell. Even from this ICU bed, the message remains: Thrive Beyond Sickle Cell.
We are looking for anyone who witnessed the incident on the Tema Motorway on Thursday 27th August, where a policeman on a motorbike was chasing an Okada, and allegedly pushed the bike, leading to the deceased hitting his head on an electric pole.
please contact 020 250 4411
🚨 MISSING PERSON: BERNICE OFFEI
63-year-old Bernice Offei has been reported missing after she was last seen on September 1 at Nyaho-Tamakloe Street, Agbogba, Accra.
Anyone with information on the gospel legend's whereabouts is urged to contact 024 878 1971 or 024 755 3431, or report to the nearest police station.
Please share widely to help bring Bernice home safely.
#MissingPerson #BerniceOffei #Accra #CitiFM #CitiNewsroom
Please help her son, who is bravely battling a serious kidney condition. Let’s come together to support him.…every contribution, no matter the size, can make a real difference and help save his life.
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SALOMEY ANKRAH
Please her son is seriously battling with kidney problem.Let’s come together and support him. Every penny counts and could help save his life.
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SALOMEY ANKRAH
🚨Urgent News 🚨
This young man boarded a bus from Kumasi towards Wa. He slept and never woke up until a passenger discovered.
Preliminary investigations indicate that his name may be Dabuo Francis.
Please share this post widely.
Someone in your network may recognize his name or know his family, and your share could make all the difference in helping us reach them.
For further info, contact Upper West Media on 020 877 9192.