Ralph Poku Adusei renovates dilapidated Bekwai municipal Ambulance Service building
Ralph says it was a privilege to have been invited by officials of the Bekwai Ambulance Service to give a facelift to their office space
The managing partner at Trent Legal Amansie Chambers, Ralph Poku Adusei, who is an indigene of Bekwai in Ashanti Region, has responded to an appeal by the Bekwai National Ambulance Service directorate and renovated the dilapidated office building occupied b the service.
Before the Ambulance Service appeal, Poku Adusei offered GHC50,000 to officials of the Kokofu Traditional Area in October 2022 to support two construction projects in the local district.
In May 2021 he also donated food items to over 300 zongo community households in Bekwai to help them celebrate Eid ul-Fitr.
After these and other benevolent acts by Poku Adusei, Philip Adodoadjie, the municipal director of the National Ambulance Service in Bekwai, wrote to the British-trained lawyer to ask him to extend his kindness to the Ambulance Service office.
Renovation bid
In his letter, dated the 11 June 2022, Adodoadjie appealed to Poku Adusei to renovate the “office accommodation allocated to the National Ambulance Service at the old hospital” in Bekwai.
“We would be grateful if the following renovations are done at the said facility: partitioning of office, construction of male and female toilet and bath, construction of ambulance parking bay, creation of crew lockers, office furniture and the provision of four student double beds (two for male, two for female), among others,” the appeal letter from Adodoadjie said.
Privilege to help
In an interview with journalists to explain why he accepted the invitation to support the ambulance service in the Bekwai constituency, Poku Adusei noted: “Looking at the importance of ambulance services to the people of Bekwai, I deemed the bid made by the municipal director of the National Ambulance Service in Bekwai an extremely important request.
“I consider it a privilege to have been called upon by officials of the Bekwai Ambulance Service to give a phase lift to their office space,” Poku Adusei said.
“I look forward to assisting them in other capacities so they can continue to offer their services to the good people of the place of my birth,” he added.
Wilberforce Asare
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