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3rd February 2024 1:55:46 PM
1 min readBy: Chris Kodo

A Ghanaian healthcare practitioner has identified the specific drug that Dr. Maurice Ampaw alleged the late Dr Grace Boadu deliberately abused.
The healthcare worker shared on social media that, based on the information provided by Maurice Ampaw, it appears that Dr. Grace Boadu was likely misusing pethidine injection.
In a recent interview, Dr. Maurice Ampaw, who served as a lawyer for the pastor boyfriend of the late Dr. Boadu, disclosed that she was abusing a particular drug administered through injections.
Mr Ampaw explained that Dr. Boadu frequently experienced severe pain, and the only relief she found was through a specific injection. He recounted an incident when she took the injection at Kotoka International Airport and almost experienced a mental breakdown.
Reacting to these claims, a health worker said it is likely “she was addicted to pethidine injection,”
The health worker said: “Most medical practitioners abuse it …. I realized it after listening to Lawyer Ampaw’s interviews. My sure mind,”
When someone asked to explain what kind of drug it was, the person wrote: “It’s more like cocaine in its refined form … most health practitioners abuse it because of its work on the central nervous system.
“By making u drowsy, feeling happy and exited about everything little thing , and as pain killer but more so affect your system when u get addicted. Excessive use can cause tremors , muscles twitching and severe seizures.That can lead to death 💀 🙏🏼”
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