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Former Mayor of Kumasi, Kojo Bonsu has made a donation to the Princess Marie Louise Children’s Hospital in Accra as part of activities marking the Valentine’s Day celebration.
The items included; chocolates for all nurses on duty and the children on admission, toiletries, tissues, gallons of hand sanitisers and liquid soaps.
The items were received by the Medical Superintendent Dr Mame Yaa Nyarko, Head of Nursing Services, Margaret Amoako, Administrative Secretary, Hanna Addison, Auditor Mathew Ansah and the Hospital Administrator Yeboah Fordjour.

Dr Mame Yaa Nyarko thanked Kojo Bonsu for his kind gesture and for thinking about the children.
She added that the tissues came in timely when the hospital has run out of the essential product.
On his part, Kojo Bonsu said on Valentine’s Day where people are expected to show love and affection he thought it wise to show love to the children’s hospital.
He said as future leaders, they must be shown love and care.

Kojo Bonsu a former Board Chairman of the National Sports Authority after presentation went to some of the wards to distribute chocolates to the children and their mothers.
He is also a stalwart NDC member who is known to be eyeing the flagbearer position of his party ahead of the 2024 general elections.
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