Ken’s Bodyguard Donates Incubator To Effia-Nkwanta Hospital

Depaul Kwabena Heavens, the second in command to Kennedy Agyapong’s Security campaign team has presented an amount of GHC40,000 to Effia-Nkwanta Regional Hospital for the purchase of an Incubator.
Captain Depaul Heavens presented the physical cash to the hospital, which was received by the Medical Director of the facility, Dr. Kojo Tambil.

Presenting the cash, Depaul Heavens, who indicated he was the personal bodyguard to politician Kennedy Agyapong, a former Member of Parliament for Assin Central and New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential hopeful, said he decided to purchase the Incubator in honour of his boss, Kennedy Agyapong.
The presentation also coincided with Captain Depaul Heavens’ birthday, which fell on Tuesday, May 2025.

According to him, having been nurtured by Ken Agyapong, he has learnt a lot about the politician.
“When you understudy a person, you either become like the person or learn good qualities about the person”.

With Kennedy Agyapong noted for coming to the aid of the deprived in society, Depaul Heavens said he had learnt a lot from him, hence his decision to donate the Incubator.

Giving reasons why he decided to purchase the Incubator, he said he was listening to a local radio station in Takoradi, when the station lamented about the shortage of Incubators at the Referral hospital.
He contacted the host of the show, who reached out to the Medical Director of the hospital, leading to the presentation of the Incubator.
Dr. Kojo Tambil, who received the cash donation for the purchase of the Incubator, thanked the donor for the gesture.

According to him, the management of the hospital would shop for an Incubator with a good specification.
He commended Capt. Depaul Heavens for coming to the aid of the hospital. He further commended Depaul Heavens for learning from the good side of his boss who is noted for charity work and extending same to the hospital.

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