SUMA-AHENKRO, GHANA — The Chief Executive Officer of the National Institutional Enforcement Authority (NIEP), Hon. Eric Adjei, has donated medical equipment and administrative supplies to the Suma-Ahenkro Health Center. The donation took place on Monday as part of activities marking Hon. Adjei’s birthday. Instead of holding a personal celebration, he chose to support his local community by providing resources to the health center.
Donation Supports Local Healthcare
The donated items include both administrative tools and medical consumables. The inventory is as follows
- Three (3) HP Desktop Monitors to enhance administrative operations and digital record-keeping.
- Two (2) Pulse Oximeters and One (1) Blood Pressure (BP) Monitor for vital patient diagnostics.
- Four (4) Cartons of Examination Gloves and Two (2) Cartons of Surgical Gloves.
- Six (6) Boxes of Syringes and Needles, alongside One (1) Box of Gauze.
- One (1) Setpot for facility utility needs.

Speaking at the presentation ceremony, Hon. Eric Adjei emphasized that the community’s well-being remains his highest priority. He noted that growing up as a citizen of Suma-Ahenkro gave him firsthand insight into the daily operational challenges encountered by the health center. “The health of our community members is my primary concern,” Hon. Adjei stated during the handover. “As someone from this community, I deeply understand the challenges this facility faces. This donation is part of an ongoing commitment to ensure our health workers have the basic tools required to improve the overall quality of care delivered to our people.”
Facility Leadership Expresses Gratitude
The leadership and staff of the Suma-Ahenkro Health Center expressed appreciation for the donation and acknowledged the focus on public health. The management team stated that the equipment would be managed and used to benefit patients at the facility. Local health officials said the arrival of diagnostic equipment and consumables will help address current shortages at the facility.
By Enoch Asante
June 22, 2026