Dr. Apaak visits constituent with quadruplets, appeals for support

Member of Parliament for Builsa South, Dr. Clement Abas Apaak, has appealed for support for a family in his constituency after the birth of quadruplets.
Member of Parliament for Builsa South, Dr. Clement Abas Apaak, has congratulated a constituent, Madam Bernice Agalisi, after she safely delivered quadruplets—two boys and two girls.
Dr. Apaak described the birth as a miracle and expressed gratitude to God for the successful delivery of the babies. He revealed that he had personally visited the family to congratulate them and assure them of his support during this special period.
According to Dr. Apaak, both the mother and the babies are in good health. He said Madam Bernice Agalisi is recovering well, while the newborns are doing well under medical care.
“I’ve since called the proud parents of my four special constituents, two boys and two girls, Bernice and her husband, Joseph Agalisi, to pledge my support. I’m happy to report that Bernice is recovering and the babies are doing well,” he stated in a Facebook post.
Dr. Apaak also appealed to individuals and organisations in a position to assist in extending support to the family as they take on the responsibility of caring for four newborn babies at once.
He urged the public to rally behind the Agalisi family, noting that the arrival of the quadruplets is a blessing worth celebrating and supporting.
He concluded by thanking God for what he described as a remarkable miracle and wished the family well as they begin a new chapter with their four children.
“We thank God for this miracle,” Dr. Apaak noted
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