Bones Man could win the Philanthropist of the Year after extending his good deed to a 9-year-old boy who was captured walking with a plastic chair.
Bones Man could win the Philanthropist of the Year after extending his good deed to a 9-year-old boy who was captured walking with a plastic chair.
On Wednesday, hè announced a first breakthrough in his quest to help Setor via his Facebook wall after BKQ Foundation’s founder, Benjamin Kofi Kwakyie, decided to buy an electric chair for the boy.
“Today, I decided to bring the 9-year-old Setor, who walks with a plastic chair, for doctors to review his situation.
“To my surprise, I got a call from the BKQ foundation, which requested to see Setor.
“They gave us their office location and to my surprise upon arrival, their founder who is by name Benjamin Kofi Quashie has already bought a brand new Electric Wheelchair which costs over GHc20,000. Books, pens, expensive shoes, and a School bag were also bought for Setor.
“It didn’t even end there, this man also donated GHc10,000 to the Sector’s family.
“Abusua, what this man has done, I still do not understand.
“Kindly help me to thank BKQ Foundation for this great Support.
They have also promised to help support the surgery cost as well,” Bones Man concluded.
The news was an exciting one to his followers, especially those who had followed Setor’s story from day 1.
On Thursday afternoon, another sweet and unbelievable news was announced by Bones Man on Facebook. He informed Ghana that billionaire Ibrahim Mahama and Dr Omane Boateng, the Defence Minister of Ghana, have agreed to assist Setor in his surgery.
“I just received a call from the Minister of Defence, Dr Omane Boamah, and he has promised that he and Mr Ibrahim Mahama have decided to pay for the cost of the Surgery for the 9-year-old Setor who walks with a plastic chair.
“Abusua, help me thank this honourable man,” he said.
Setor’s situation is extremely sad as he has been struggling to walk. Now, the young boy is set to be saved due to Bones Man’s influence.
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