Nana Ama McBrown donates to Yaa Asantewaa ward after she was discharged

Beautiful actress, Nana AmaMcBrown, who has been confined within the four corners of her private ward, has finally been discharged from the 37 Military Hospital, where she has been on admission for the past two weeks after her involvement in a motor accident.

Nana Ama was full of smiles when she was leaving the Yaa Asantewaa ward on Monday February 11, 2013. However the funny and talented actress didn’t leave without showing appreciation to the Doctors and Nurses who took care of her during her admission.

She donated three new wheelchairs to the Yaa Asantewaa Ward and she thanked them for taking good care of her. Col. H. Abban, Lt. Col. Tamakloe and Dr Agyapong received the wheelchairs on behalf of the ward. “Oh thank God I’m finally going home I’m so happy I thank Almighty God for sparing my life and that of Maxwell. I thank my family, my friends, and colleagues in the movie industry, musicians, and my friends from the media, my fans and anybody from any part of the world who said a prayer for. I can never stop showing my appreciation”, Nana told her Publicist Eugene Osafo-Nkansah before she was driven out of the hospital.

Whiles in the hospital, many of her colleagues in the entertainment and showbiz industry visited her in the hospital. Notable among them was Nana Adjoa Awindor, Kontihene, Martha Ankomah, Majid Michel, Yaw Sakyi, Irene Opare, Lil Win, Agya Koo, Van Vicker, Amanda Jissih, Vivian Jill and a host of others. Others also wished her speedy recovery via social media including; Praye Honeho, Its Tiffany, Efya, Lydia Forson, Eazzy and Joselyn Dumas.

Nana Ama was involved in an accident in the early hours of Wednesday January 30, 2013 at the Lapaz end of the George Bush N1 Highway. The actress, who was in the company of her boyfriend Maxwell Mensah at the time of the accident, suffered an injury to her right.

While on admission, Nana told Peacefmonline that she was in the front seat with her boyfriend, who was driving the range rover, which is now severely damaged beyond repairs.