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13-year-old Jeffery Adjei Boakye undergoes successful kidney transplant in India with Ibrahim Mahama’s $40,000 support
Thirteen-year-old Jeffery Adjei Boakye, six days after his plight was highlighted in the media by GHOne TV, has successfully undergone a kidney transplant in India following a $40,000 sponsorship by businessman and philanthropist Ibrahim Mahama.
She also commended GHOne TV for bringing her son’s condition to public attention, saying the media coverage played a crucial role in attracting the support that ultimately saved his life.
Jeffery, a Grade Seven pupil at Zion Praise Educational Complex at Maduma in the Ashanti Region, had been battling end-stage kidney disease and urgently required financial support to undergo the transplant.
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