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Healthcare delivery in the Keta Municipality of the Volta Region has received a significant boost after medical supplies worth more than GH¢2 million were donated to the Keta Municipal Hospital.
The donation, spearheaded by Lom Nuku Ahlijah in partnership with the Living Presence Evangelistic Network, includes essential medical supplies that are expected to strengthen patient care, improve emergency services, and support the work of healthcare professionals.

Hospital management praised the donors for their generosity, noting that the intervention comes at a critical time when health facilities continue to require additional support to meet increasing patient demands.

Mr. Ahlijah indicated that improving healthcare remains central to community development and called on more corporate bodies, philanthropists, and organisations to complement government efforts in strengthening health institutions.

The donation underscores the growing role of public-private partnerships and community leadership in advancing quality healthcare and improving the wellbeing of citizens in the Keta Municipality.
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