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Bishop N.A. Tackie-Yarboi, the Founder and Presiding Bishop of Victory Bible Churches International (VBCI), has fulfilled a promise he made to the neurosurgery unit at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital by donating four new monitors and brackets.
This generous donation comes as a result of Bishop Tackie-Yarboi's surgery in 2023, during which he pledged to support the unit. The aim is to address a critical need within the neurosurgery department at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital.
The addition of these monitors will enhance patient care by allowing for closer post-surgery monitoring. This improvement could potentially increase the unit's capacity to perform operations simultaneously, thereby saving more lives.

During the presentation, Bishop Tackie-Yarboi expressed his heartfelt appreciation to the medical team at the neurosurgery unit for their dedication and commitment to their work.
He emphasised that this gesture was not only a fulfillment of his pledge but also a token of gratitude for the team's tireless efforts in 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,” he 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 added.

The esteemed clergyman expressed optimism that the donated equipment would not only save lives but also enhance the efficiency of the medical team at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital's neurosurgery unit.

Dr. Patrick Bankah, the acting head of the neurosurgery department at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, conveyed his heartfelt gratitude to Bishop N. A. Tackie-Yarboi and Victory Bible Church International for their generous donation.
He emphasised the significant impact the new equipment would have on the unit's ability to carry out its life-saving work.
Dr. Bankah highlighted the importance of such contributions in bolstering the healthcare sector and urged other compassionate individuals to follow Bishop Tackie-Yarboi's example by supporting initiatives aimed at improving medical services and saving lives in Ghana.
Profile of Bishop Tackie-Yarboi
Bishop Nii Nabi Nii Apiakai Tackie-Yarboi is an esteemed clergyman, author, and teacher of the Bible, whose Ministry spans almost four decades.
He is the Founder and Presiding Bishop of Victory Bible Church International.
He is also the President of the Victory Christian College, a ministerial training school that provides training, mentorship, and ordination for Christian ministers.
Bishop Tackie-Yarboi has also served as a member of the National Executive Council of the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council (GPCC).
The Ministry which started in Accra nearly 40 years ago, currently reaches millions in Ghana and overseas, including Asia, the Americas, and Europe.
He also oversees hundreds of churches within and outside Ghana.
Tackie-Yarboi is recognized by his contemporary clergy and mentees as an authority on deep and uncommon topic areas of the Bible. He has authored many books, including “The Believer’s Mind”, “Dreams of the Night”, “Overcoming Depression”, “Why We Speak in Tongues”, “God’s Eternal Purpose”, “Heaven on Earth” and “Tyrant” (Sin as a Tyrant).
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