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Kofi Job foundation releases $20,000 for hole-in-heart patient to undergo surgery in India

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Renowned road contractor Mr Kofi Gyebi Job and his wife, Dr Esther Okyere Gyebi, through the Kofi Job Foundation, have released $20,000 to support a five-year-old boy suffering from a hole-in-heart condition to be flown to India for treatment.

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