ENTREPRENEUR ASSISTS ORPHANS

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A Kumasi-based entrepreneur, Charles Osei Bonsu has organized a party for inmates of the Asante Mampong Babies Home and children from its vicinity. 

The children had more than enough to eat and drink. 

They also entertained their guests with a variety of entertainment activities such as choreography, eating and dancing competitions as well as chair dancing and drama. Also present was the Bethel Community Assemblies of God Choir which provided choral music. 

Mr. Osei Bonsu also donated items including drinks, biscuits, toiletries, food beverages as well as bags of rice and maize c which altogether cost about 15 thousand Ghana Cedis plus a cash of one thousand Ghana Cedis for towards upkeep of the inmates of the Babies Home. 

Present to support Mr. Osei Bonsu at the presentation of the items were members of the Bethel Community Assemblies of God at Tafo Adonpom in Kumasi where he worships.   

Mr. Osei Bonsu explained in an interview with Ashanti Today that the gesture was borne out of his affection for the marginalized and less privileged in society.

 He noted that the inmates as well as other vulnerable persons in society are in most cases cannot be blamed for their predicament saying that, such people look up to society for both material and emotional support. 

Mr. Osei Bonsu therefore challenged the well-to-do in the society to lend support for the smooth running of the Mampong Babies Home.

 The Minister in charge of Bethel Community Assemblies of God in Kumasi, Reverend John Owusu Ansah also advised particularly Christians to regularly help the needy in society since that is one of the marks of true Christians.

 The Supervisor of the Home, Madam Margaret Addai thanked Mr. Osei Bonsu for the gesture.  

 At the same event, a Ghanaian resident of London, Lynda Opoku also donated a seven thousand litre polytank and five boxes of infant formula to the Home.

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