Dr. Vincent Boima is an associate professor at the University of Ghana Medical School and a consultant nephrologist at Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital. He is in charge of the renal unit within the Department of Medicine and Therapeutics. He served as the University of Ghana Medical School's representative on the College of Health Sciences Academic Board. In addition, he served on the Africa Regional Board of the International Society of Nephrology.Dr. Boima has received fellowships from the Colleges of Medicine South Africa, the West African College of Physicians, the Ghana College of Physicians and Surgeons, and the International Society of Nephrology. He is affiliated with the South African Renal Society and the American Society of Nephrology. Additionally, he served as secretary for both the Ghana Kidney Association and the Ghana Chapter of the Internal Medicine Faculty of the West African College of Physicians. He possesses a Master's degree in public health.He focuses his research on the psychological well-being of individuals with chronic kidney disease (CKD), the genetics of CKD, and strategies for preventing kidney disease. The focus of my present study is to identify individuals with high blood pressure in coastal communities, connect them with appropriate medical care, and closely monitor their adherence to treatment and the progression of hypertension-related damage to vital organs. The ongoing effort, known as the AnA - ACE in Africa study, aims to investigate the safe