Dr. Amagashi Urges Regular Medical Check-Ups as He Leads Health Walk Ahead of Grand Opening of Ultra-Modern Herbal and Spiritual Centre

 

The Founder of the Dr. Amagashi Herbal and Spiritual Centre, Apostle Dr. Samuel Amagashi, has called on Ghanaians to make regular medical check-ups a priority and seek prompt medical attention to improve their health and prevent life-threatening illnesses.

He made the appeal during a health walk through the principal streets of Suame Magazine in the Ashanti Region. The exercise was organised to create public awareness ahead of the official opening of the ultra-modern Dr. Amagashi Herbal and Spiritual Centre, which is scheduled for Friday, July 24, 2026. The facility is located opposite the Church of Pentecost at Suame Makro in the Suame Municipality.

Speaking to the media after the health walk, Dr. Amagashi explained that the awareness campaign was aimed at encouraging healthy lifestyles while informing the public about the commencement of operations at the new centre. He noted that the health walk was not the official opening of the facility but a public awareness exercise to invite residents and the general public to the grand opening ceremony.

He observed that many treatable illnesses become severe because people delay seeking medical care, often due to financial challenges or fear of visiting health facilities. He therefore encouraged Ghanaians to undergo routine health screenings and seek early treatment to improve their chances of recovery.

Dr. Amagashi also appealed to members of the public, particularly patients who have previously benefited from the centre’s services, to attend the official opening ceremony and support the vision of providing quality herbal and holistic healthcare.

According to him, the grand opening is expected to attract several distinguished personalities, including President John Dramani Mahama, Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, government officials, traditional authorities and other invited guests.

He stressed that regular medical check-ups enable healthcare professionals to detect diseases at an early stage, monitor patients’ health conditions and provide appropriate advice on nutrition, healthy living and disease prevention.

Dr. Amagashi reaffirmed his commitment to providing quality herbal and spiritual healthcare services and urged Ghanaians not to allow financial hardship to prevent them from seeking medical attention, emphasizing that early diagnosis and treatment remain among the most effective ways of saving lives.

 

Reported by Joseph Amoateng, Maakro, Kumasi