29-year-old man suffering from throat cancer needs financial support for radiotherapy

Emmanuel began to notice a persistent soreness in his throat. At first, he dismissed it as a minor irritation, a consequence of the dry summer air.

However, as the discomfort lingered and intensified, he decided it was time to seek medical advice.

After a series of tests, Emmanuel received a diagnosis that sent shockwaves through his peaceful existence: throat cancer. The news hit him like a sudden storm, leaving him grappling with similar emotions.

Corporal Simon Agbeko and Emmanuel Ohene and his mother Pulse Ghana

Emmanuel, determined to face his battle head-on, began the arduous journey of chemotherapy and radiation. The treatments took a toll on his body, leaving him weakened and fatigued.

Beyond the commitment to maintaining law and order, Ghanaian policeman Corporal Simon Agbeko had a compassionate heart and helped Emmanuel Ohene.

Corporal Simon Agbeko walked to the house of the 29-year-old struggling to breathe.

Simon gave the patient GH¢2,500 to help with his radiotherapy, but he still needs assistance from the public.