Kind man Paints Hospital with own Money to give it a Facelift; Stunning Photos Emerge

• A social media user, Samuel Kojo Brace, shared that his friend, Ebenezer Felix Bentum, painted the Nana Hima Dekyi Hospital in the Western Region
• He disclosed that Felix Bentum led his friends to give the health facility a facelift with their limited resources
• Kojo Brace showered praises on Felix Bentum for the generous gesture towards the local hospital

A young man, Samuel Kojo Brace, has showered praises on his friend after he painted the Nana Hima Dekyi Hospital at Dixcove in the Western Region.

In a Facebook post, Kojo Brace disclosed that his friend, Ebenezer Felix Bentum, led his friends to paint the health facility and some wards to give it a facelift.

He wrote:

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''My brother, Felix, who has been doing some fantastic work in our land, led his friends to give a facelift to the Nana Hima Dekyi Hospital, Dixcove.

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''They painted some wards to make the place befit the status of a healing centre,'' he said.

Kojo Brace further showered praises on Felix Bentum for the laudable self-financed initiative.

''Kudos to you, Ebenezer Felix Bentum for such a wonderful job. May God continue to bless you,'' he added.

The post by Kojo Brace has garnered some reactions and remarks.

Social media comments

Nyankee Michaels said:

''This is so wonderful. Felix Bentum thank you for this selfless work.''

Ziggy Kwofa commented:

''Good Samaritan, work and happiness. Blessed.''

Edmund Kofi Eshun remarked:

''Wow, God bless Felix, beautiful heart.''

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