Yiadom was awarded for his good goal-scoring form in the 2017 calendar year. So far, he has scored 39 goals in 48 matches for the club.

The matches have been across the Serbian league, Serbian Cup and the Europa League.

Yiadom’s most recent goal for the club was scored in the 1-1 draw with city rivals Partizan on Wednesday in what was the last match in the Serbian league for 2017. The league will resume in February 2018.

The player took to Twitter to express his gratitude to his teammates at the club for their contribution to his success.

Boakye-Yiadom currently is 3rd on the Serbian League’s top scorers chart with 15 goals behind FK Radnicki’s Milan Pavkov, who has 16 goals and his team-mate at Red Star Belgrade, Aleksandr Pesic, who leads the chart with 17 goals.

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Patrick Twumasi scored one and set up another but it could not help his club Astana in their 3-2 loss to Villareal while former AshGold defender Kadiri Mohammed played the full game for Austria Vienna in their 5-1 loss to AC Milan in Italy.

Red Star Belgrade’s Richmond Boakye-Yiadom was substituted after 90 minutes in their goalless draw with BATE Borisov.

Joseph Attamah Larweh and Kassim Nuhu all played 90 minutes for Basaksehir and Young Boys respectively.

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Ghana is currently third in Group E on 5 points with Uganda on 7 and Egypt on 9 and only a victory for the Black Stars coupled with a win for Congo Brazzaville will give the team some hope for a place in the 2018 World Cup.

Boakye-Yiadom, who scored for Ghana in the 5-1 win Brazzaville in the last round, believes that he and his team-mates should go for the victory against Uganda despite the strong home record of their hosts and they should not think about the match between Egypt and Congo Brazzaville.

“I always believe Ghana is one of the most talented players when it comes to football and we always want to win and appear on the big stage. We are going for the victory against Uganda.

I believe that if God can take David from the bottom and make him King of Israel, then anything can happen so we just have to believe and focus on our match.”

The Black Stars team will have its last training session in Nairobi on Thursday before flying to Kampala.

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The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the hospital, Dr. Daniel Asare, who made this known on Thursday, said there was the urgent need for the institution of the fund because many people on dialysis are unable to bear the cost which is GHC150.00 per session.

Dialysis is the process of removing toxic or waste materials or substances from the kidney through the use of dialysis machines which perform the functions of the human kidney.

A patient with a kidney disease and on dialysis needs at least two sessions per week, aside the cost of medications.

Dr. Asare gave the hint when the Central Regional Minister, EbenezerKojoTeye Addo and a team of officials from the Central Regional Coordinating Council visited the hospital to interact with management and staff and to acquaint themselves with the current state of the hospital.

The CEO expressed concern about the increasing number of kidney diseases in the country, and asked Ghanaians to sacrifice some small amount towards the establishment of the fund.

He also appealed to institutions, stakeholders, various organizations and the general public to donate towards the establishment of the fund,  to help assist the hospital to achieve its goal to save human lives.

Dr. Asare said the hospital was working around the clock to become the final point of referral in the Western and Central Regions and beyond.

Some key departments of the hospital the Minister and his entourage  visited, were the Medical Records, Pediatrics and Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Accident and Emergency wards and the Burns, Dialysis and Intensive Care UnitCentre.

The Minister commended the hospital administration and staff for working assiduously to keep the hospital neat, as well as the level of development since its establishment 16years ago,  and indicated that its new status as a teaching hospital came with the responsibility of ensuring that the hospital was patient friendly.

Mr. Addo promised to deal with the issue of encroachment of the hospital’s lands by residents of surrounding communities and to assist the hospital to  construct mothers’ hostels, and solve its water supply problem, among other issues.

He urged the hospital staff to handle the hospital equipment with utmost care, since they were delicate and expensive, so they would last longer.

On remuneration of staff, the Minister assured them that conditions would get better

Source: GNA

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