Dr. Kwaku Oteng, founder of the Angel Broadcasting Network (ABN), has donated approximately Ghc 750,000 to support his employee, Kofi Adoma Nwawani, in treating his eye condition. This revelation came during an interview with journalist Saddick Adams, also known as ‘Obama,’ on the network’s morning show.
According to ABN officials, Dr. Oteng initially sent Ghc 110,000 to assist Kofi Adoma with travel, accommodation, and other expenses following his injury. Later, he contributed an additional $40,000 (approximately Ghc 650,000) to cover medical bills.
These significant donations are separate from the support Kofi Adoma reportedly received from Ibrahim Mahama, the President’s brother. Additionally, the family has launched a GoFundMe campaign aiming to raise €50,000.
The news of Dr. Oteng’s generosity sparked mixed reactions on social media, with many users expressing disbelief that Kofi Adoma is still seeking donations despite receiving such substantial financial support.
One netizen commented, “But are they using his eyes to solicit funds? What kind of injury requires all this money? I don’t understand.”
Another wrote, “After all this, you still want the public to donate? Why??? Did we cause his eye problem? This is so annoying.”
The situation has ignited a debate online, with some questioning the necessity of further fundraising while others empathize with the costs of medical treatment.
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