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Show Love To The Needy-Wisdom Dordoe

 Story by Joseph Nana Yaw Cobbina 



An prestigious and glamorously humanitarian awards Ghana 2020 organised.


The prolific Humanitarian Awards Ghana lived up to its billing and hype.


The event, which took place at the Labadi Beach Hotel to celebrate change-makers, followed all the prescribed anti-COVID 19 protocols set by the government without losing its class.


Speaking at official opening ceremony of the event, Rev. Mama Francisca, stated that the need for humanitarian works to support the less privileged and make Ghana a better place.


She cautioned Ghanaians to strive for peace in the upcoming December 7 general elections as Ghana needs peace.


In his remarks, the programs director, Mr. Wisdom Dordoe said is time to fight for humanity and to show love to the needy.


He noted that what ever each and everyone is doing by way of imparting life's so need to reward them to encouraged them to do more.


The event is to recognized the people who are doing humanity and humanitarian assistance in their small way of imparting life's of people.


In the category one will take a plague and the rest will take certificate citations.


According to him, next year award is to award those who play critical role during the covid-19 lockdown event.


Source:www.truthtvnews.com

Editor: Nii Amon 



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Empowering the Youth: Kekeli University Set To Offers Free Training in Graphic Design, Video Editing, Blogging, and Content Creation to (2) Million Senior High School Students
Empowering the Youth: Kekeli University Set To Offers Free Training in Graphic Design, Video Editing, Blogging, and Content Creation to (2) Million Senior High School Students
Empowering the Youth: Kekeli University Set To Offers Free Training in Graphic Design, Video Editing, Blogging, and Content Creation to (2) Million Senior High School Students