boosting healthcare in bia west,Mustapha Amadu Tanko donates 10 more hospital beds
Healthcare delivery in the Bia West District has received another boost following the donation of ten additional hospital beds by the Member of Parliament, Mustapha Amadu Tanko. The presentation, which took place on September 10, 2025, forms part of his broader commitment to strengthening health infrastructure in the constituency.
This latest gesture brings the total number of hospital beds donated by the MP within his first year in office to thirty. The initiative aims to reduce congestion in health facilities while improving patient comfort and access to quality healthcare. Residents and health officials alike have praised the move as a timely intervention.
Speaking at the ceremony, Tanko emphasized that the donation was not an isolated effort but part of a larger vision to improve healthcare delivery across Bia West. He assured stakeholders that more health equipment and support packages are in the pipeline to ensure that no community is left behind.
The event attracted a wide array of dignitaries, including officials from the District Health Directorate, the District Chief Executive, Matthew Annor, members of the media, and respected community leaders. Their collective presence highlighted the importance of collaboration in tackling healthcare challenges in the district.
Officials from the District Health Directorate commended the MP for his proactive leadership, noting that the additional beds will go a long way in easing pressure on existing facilities. They expressed optimism that with continued support, healthcare delivery in the district would reach higher standards.
Community members also expressed their gratitude, describing Hon. Tanko’s intervention as a life-saving effort that will directly benefit patients in need of urgent medical attention. They further urged other leaders and stakeholders to emulate his example.
With this latest donation, Bia West takes another step forward in its quest for accessible, quality healthcare. Stakeholders remain hopeful that sustained efforts and partnerships will ultimately build a healthier, stronger district for all.
