Ghanaian policeman Corporal Simon Agbeko saves man suffering from throat cancer

One humid afternoon, Corporal Simon Agbeko walked to a house in Ablekuma to a 29-year-old man named Emmanuel Ohene struggling to breathe.

His raspy coughs echoed through the air, catching the attention of passersby.

Corporal Simon Agbeko's instincts kicked in and rushed towards Ohene, who was visibly distressed and pale.

Corporal Simon Agbeko and Emmanuel Ohene and his mother Pulse Ghana

Ohene, barely able to speak, pointed to his throat and gestured that he couldn't breathe or talk properly.

Touched by Ohene's story, Simon felt an overwhelming desire to make a difference. Determined to help, he used his connections within the community to mobilize support for Ohene's medical treatment.

Emmanuel Ohene Pulse Ghana

Simon gave the patient GH¢2,500 to pay his hospital bill.

With the financial support secured, Ohene received the necessary medical attention. The treatment brought relief to his strained throat, and slowly but surely, he began to regain his strength.

Corporal Simon Agbeko's selfless act echoed through the streets of Accra, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of the people, and reminding everyone that even in the face of hardship, kindness and unity could bring about miracles.