Ibrahim Mahama Offers To Pay Suzzy Pinamang's Medical Expenses After Learning Of Her Condition

• Ibrahim Mahama is trending after news of his plan to assist Suzzy Pinamang went viral online
• This comes after a family member in an interview confirmed to YEN.com.gh that the business had offered to settle the medical bills of the Adventist student
• Suzzy Pinamang and her family are expected to be in Accra as part of efforts to know how to treatment for the girl is going to go

Ghanaian businessman Ibrahim Mahama has offered to foot the medical bills of Suzzy Pinamang, the Form 2 student at Adventist Senior High School, who suffered an injury to her eyes while in school.

Clement Kubi, a relative of the 16-year-old student, in an exclusive with YEN.com.gh, confirmed that the brother of President John Mahama, after learning of Suzzy Pinamang's condition, had decided to cover the medical expenses.

He said the family received a call from the aide of Ibrahim Mahama on Friday evening, May 2, 2025, informing them of the philanthropist's readiness to support Suzzy Pinamang in seeking urgent medical care.

With this, Suzzy Pinamang and her family would travel to Accra, where they would meet with a renowned ophthalmologist to determine the next steps to be taken.

Ibrahim Mahma has earned the admiration of many for his philanthropic works and financial support towards persons in need of urgent medical care.

He recently donated an amount of $115,000 to embattled Ghanaian journalist Kofi Adoma who needed to undergo urgent eye surgery abroad.

This new twist comes as a welcome development to the 16-year-old and her family, especially after Suzzy Pinamang went viral in a video pleading with Ibrahim Mahama to come to her aid.

Watch the video below:

Ghanaians react to Suzzy Pinamang's appeal

Netizens who took to the comment section of the video expressed hope that Suzzy Pinamang would get the support she needed.

@dabri55 stated:

"She doesn’t have to mention specific names for people to come to her aid. If you need help, just speak to Ghanaians generally. Mentioning only two names — what if there are others who can help? May Allah help you, sister."

@see_no_evil1187 indicated:

"I’ve been saying our leaders are not helping with the lady’s case. The same thing happened to Salifu Amoako's son. Why can’t we get proper justice for these people? Why are our leaders acting as if they don’t see these things on the news?"

@SuroNyameNipa added:

"This accident happened on school premises. The neglect by GES and the Adventist institution is heartbreaking. If this girl were my sister, I would burn the eyes of the guy."

@Allison94577523 added:

"So all these people in Ghana acting rich and showing off, calling themselves wealthy — why do they go silent when serious issues come up? Someone tag our new billionaire, RNAQ."

Kind man donates to Suzzy Pinamang

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a kind Ghanaian man has earned praise after he paid a visit to Suzzy Pinamang.

He donated an unspecified amount to the 16-year-old and called on the Ghana Education Service to support the young girl.

Source: YEN.com.gh