Hope Restored: Bantama SDA SHS Student Shot in the Eye Begins Treatment at Dr. Agarwals Eye Hospital with Ibrahim Mahama’s Support

Suzzy Pinamang, a Bantama SDA SHS student injured by a gunshot to the eye, has begun treatment at Dr Agarwals Eye Hospital in Accra, thanks to the intervention of philanthropist Ibrahim Mahama.

Suzzy Pinamang, a student of Bantama SDA Senior High School who tragically suffered a gunshot wound to the eye, has officially begun her medical journey at Dr. Agarwals Eye Hospital in Accra, a move made possible by the benevolence of renowned businessman and philanthropist Ibrahim Mahama.

The young student’s case shocked the nation and sparked widespread concern, with many calling for urgent medical intervention. Suzzy’s condition, which threatened not only her vision but also her future, has now found a glimmer of hope through this critical step toward recovery.

Thanks to the swift and compassionate response of Ibrahim Mahama, arrangements were made for Suzzy to access specialized care at one of Ghana’s leading eye care institutions. Dr. Agarwals Eye Hospital is known for its advanced ophthalmic treatments and has commenced assessments and treatment plans aimed at saving and restoring her vision.

The gesture by Mr. Mahama has drawn widespread praise on social media and in the public domain, highlighting the crucial role of private individuals and institutions in supporting public health emergencies and youth welfare.

As Suzzy embarks on this journey, her story has become a powerful reminder of the resilience of the Ghanaian youth and the impact of timely humanitarian support. Ghanaians across the country continue to send well-wishes for her speedy recovery.