End Point Homeopathic Clinic's CEO Dr. Adu Boateng Donates 5000 GHS to Veteran Actor-Jagga Pee Who Appealed for 2500 GHS to Pay Hospital Bills

A few days ago, veteran Ghanaian actor-Jagga Pee (real name Abeiku Nyame) appealed to President Mahama and all benevolent Ghanaians to come to aid—saying he has been sick and has pending medical hospital bills he cannot pay.
Jagga Pee told a reporter from RazzOnline that;

My brother Reagan Mends, things are not well for me at all. I have been very sick for almost a year now. Money to pay for my hospital bills has been very difficult since I don’t often get jobs like I use to. I went unconscious and was admitted at the Holy Trinity Hospital then was later transferred to the 37 Military Hospital. I still owe the two hospitals Ghc2,500.00 for bills. I  can’t pay the bills so I am appealing to president Mahama to come to my aid by helping me with his’“celebrities for Mahama project’.

On hearing of Jagga Pee’s predicament, Dr. Adu Boateng of End Point Homeopathic Clinic has donated twice the amount the actor needed—so he can clear the outstanding medical bills and use the reminder for other medical needs and upkeep.
Jagga Pee who was handed the donation from comedian/musician-Kwame A. Plus on behalf on Dr. Adu Boateng thanked the good doctor for the extended kindness.