Yolo actor Drogba: “I’m sure Dr. Bawumia will keep his word and pay my medical bills.”

Drogba, a Yolo star, has voiced his trust in Dr. Bawumia, saying he believes the Vice President will keep the commitment that he made to him.
The actor has been told he has a demyelinating condition and has been looking for money to pay for medical care abroad.

Vice President Dr. Bawumia was drawn to his request and paid him a visit to show his support. In spite of this, John Peasah disclosed in a Daybreak Hitz interview that he still needs a sizable sum of money for his medical care.

In an effort to raise the money required for his medical treatment overseas, he kindly reminded the public—including Dr Bawumia—of their commitment to stand by him during this difficult period. (Related articles: YOLO actor Drogba asks for help in the fight against demyelinating illness, and (VIDEO) Dr. Bawumia meets actor Drogba amid health issues.)

I’m reaching out to him since I’m having trouble noticing any change at this point. I’m trying to let him know that this is his pledge to me, even though I know he is preoccupied with his campaign.

He remarked, “I am really appreciative of him coming to support and honor me in my home.”

In order to afford his medical treatment for two rare conditions—Stiff Person Spectrum Disorder and GAD Positive Cerebellar Ataxia—he made a desperate plea for financial support.

Peasah shared his urgent need for $280,000 to maintain his care on Instagram on August 14, 2024, as his resources were running low and his existing treatments were not working.

He’s hoping that with the public’s backing, he can get the money he needs to get past this health obstacle.

“I’m not responding to treatment, which is unfortunate. I’ve been using up almost all of my resources, which are almost at their end,” he wrote.