By:Isaac Amoah

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Kofi Job Construction Company, Mr. Kofi Gyebi, popularly known as Kofi Job, and his wife, Dr. Mrs. Esther Okyere Gyebi, have donated money to pay medical bills for 213 patients who are currently at the Tafo Government Hospital, Manhyia District Hospital and Kumasi South Hospital, all within Greater Kumasi in the Ashanti Region.

Mr & Mrs Gyebi aka Kofi Job making presentation to Manhyia District hospital administrator

Among the key beneficiaries are three children with childhood cancer, who are in dire need of surgical operation.

Some scenes from the donations ceremony

Mr. & Mrs. Gyebi, through their foundation “Kofi Job Foundation”, also supported the purchase of pressing hospital equipment at Tafo Government Hospital, Manhyia District Hospital and Kumasi South Hospital.

The overall medical bills of the patients and hospital equipment the couple supported to buy amounted to GH¢1 million.

Mr Mrs Job in a group photograph with Kumasi South hospital Management members

Kofi Job and his wife were accompanied by high-profile ministers of God. After interacting with the managements of the various hospitals, they visited selected wards to pray for patients before making physical cash donation for the payment of bills and the purchase of some hospital equipment on Wednesday, 22nd January 2025.

It would be recalled that Mr. Gyebi and his wife donated GH¢1 million to pay medical bills for patients at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) last year.

According to the couple, the donation is aimed at providing relief to patients and their families.

Mr. Gyebi and his wife pledged that the donation would not be a nine-day wonder, for they would continue to do it until their Maker calls them from this earth.

Mr Kofi Gyebi aka Kofi Job speaking to me media

He said even though many people are wealthy, they are not willing to support the needy, but God has laid it upon him and his wife to help the poor, hence the setting up of Kofi Job Foundation to support the needy.

Dr.Mrs.Esther Okyere Gyebi speaking to the media

According to him, by the grace of God, he has made it in life and he has realised that, without Christ, everything is vanity.

He said it is appointed for every man to die once and after that there is judgment. He, therefore, used the opportunity to appeal to all Ghanaians, especially those who are well-to-do, to share their wealth with the needy in society since government alone cannot shoulder that responsibility.

The couple making presentation to Kumasi South hospital management members

“All that my wife and I need from you is your prayers,” he entreated the beneficiaries.

On her part, Dr. Esther Gyebi heaped praises on his husband for his commitment to the activities of the Foundation

The couple making presentation to Manhyia District hospital management members

“I’m most grateful to God for using my husband to settle the medical bills of patients who are unable to pay their bills, especially three children with childhood cancers who are in dire need of surgical operations,” she said.

Some of the management members of the three hospitals, who spoke to the media after receiving their packages to help pay the bills of their patients, couldn’t hide their joy and appreciation to Mr & Mrs Gyebi and Kofi Job Foundation for the kind gesture.

Mrs.Gladys Abban, Nursing manager of Kumasi South Hospital speaking to the media

They prayed for long life with strength for the couple in all their endeavours.

Mrs. Gladys Abban, the Nursing Manager for Kumasi South Hospital, heaped praises on the couple and urged others to emulate their good example. She prayed that the Almighty God continue to bless them and enlarge their territories in order to encourage them to do more for the needy.

Dr. Emmanuel Asante, the Clinical Care Co-ordinator of Tafo Hospital, on behalf of the management and beneficiary patients, as well as Mrs. Faustina Agyeiwaa of Manhyia District Hospital, commended the couple for paying the medical bills of the patients and donating cash for the purchase of needed hospital equipment.