Nyaho Medical Centre: Meet The Ghanaian Man, Wife And Kids Who Built The Famous Private Hospital

• Dr Kwami Nyaho Tamaklo's family, including his son, Dr Elikem Tamaklo, CEO of Nyaho Medical Center in Accra, recently shared the inspiring story of their family's healthcare legacy in an interview with Wode Maya
• Dr Nyaho Tamaklo's childhood aspiration to become a doctor, driven by a personal medical experience, eventually led to the establishment of Nyaho Medical Centre in 1970, inspired by the Mayo Brothers
• The family's commitment to providing exceptional healthcare has continued through generations, with Dr Elikem Tamaklo carrying forward the legacy

Dr Elikem Tamaklo, the current CEO of Nyaho Medical Centre in Accra, Ghana, along with his sister and mother, recently shared the remarkable story of their family's journey in establishing and nurturing the prestigious healthcare facility.

This legacy traces back to their patriarch, Dr Kwami Nyaho Tamaklo, the visionary founder of Nyaho Medical Centre.

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In an illuminating interview with Wode Maya, the Tamaklo family revealed the roots of their esteemed medical institution.

How the Nyaho Medical Centre started with a childhood dream

Dr Nyaho Tamaklo's childhood dream of becoming a doctor was fueled by a personal experience – a medical condition that could only be remedied through surgery. His resolve to pursue a career in medicine led him to achieve this dream.

Years later, inspired by the Mayo Brothers and their renowned clinic abroad, Dr Nyaho Tamaklo embarked on a mission to establish a similar healthcare institution in Ghana.

In 1970, this vision became a reality when Nyaho Medical Centre was founded. After the passing of Dr Nyaho Tamaklo, his wife took the reins, further elevating the facility's reputation.

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Her dedication and leadership set the stage for their son, Dr Elikem Tamaklo, to continue the family's commitment to providing exceptional healthcare to the community.

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Ghanaian spare parts dealer constructs Lapaz hospital after son's bed shortage ordeal

In another story, Michael Banahene, a spare parts dealer in Accra, has undertaken the remarkable initiative of establishing a hospital in the Lapaz community.

His decision was inspired by a distressing experience when his son fell ill, and they encountered a shortage of available beds in several hospitals they visited.

This 90-bed facility includes health worker offices, a children's playground, and a cafeteria, demonstrating Banahene's commitment to addressing healthcare challenges in his community.

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Also, in an impressive display of unity and entrepreneurship, a pair of Ghanaian twins has founded a substantial, modern hospital, garnering attention for their unique approach.

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These former students of Opoku Ware Senior High School are now in the process of hiring staff from their alma mater, sparking discussions among Ghanaians about the hospital's location and recruitment methods.

Source: YEN.com.gh