KOM Foundation donates to Kwaboanta D\A Primary school
Musician and an Elder of the Church of Pentecost, Elder Kofi Opare has donated learning materials to Kwaboanta D\A Primary school in the Eastern Region.
The donation was done under the auspices of his charity organisation, Kofi Opare Movement, known as KOM Foundation, a Non-Governmental Organisation
Items donated last Friday included books, pencils, pens, bags, among other learning materials to aid teaching and learning.
He again donated cloths and others items to widows and have-nots in the community to put smiles on their faces.
Speaking to The Spectator after the gesture he said, schools outside the big towns in the country went through a lot of difficulties in their quest for the best.
He charged various stakeholders in the education sector to pay attention to schools in the villages.
The headmaster of the school, Prince Adu Marfo, expressed appreciation to KOM foundation for the donation and promised to put it to good use.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
Ghanaian gospel musician, Empress Gifty, was moved to tears on her return from abroad after her husband surprised her with a birthday celebration and a brand-new car.
Empress Gifty, who celebrated her birthday on October 25 outside the country, returned home to a big surprise organised by her husband, Hopeson Yaovi Adorye.
He invited her close friends and family, organised a surprise breakfast, and topped it up with a special gift.
He said it was something small from him, to appreciate the efforts of his wife.
Empress Gifty, who was overwhelmed with emotion, expressed appreciation and gratitude to Mr. Adorye for always being there for her and showing her love.
“That feeling when you’re completely overwhelmed by love. I had only just touched down from a trip only to walk in and meet some of my closest friends gathered at home to celebrate my birthday with me. I was speechless!” she said.
“But the biggest and most lovely surprise was this beautiful car gift – a CHANGAN Q07 PLUGIN HYBRID 2026 YEAR MODEL! from my husband, Hopeson Yaovi Adorye,” added.
“I am truly humbled and so grateful for your love and support. God bless you, my love,” she added.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
The Government of the Republic of Korea has presented a second consignment of equipment to support the study, maintenance and preservation of Ghana’s historic forts and castles under the Korea-Ghana ICT Climate Project.
At the handover ceremony in Accra, today, Abla Dzifa Gomashie, Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, expressed appreciation for Korea’s continued support, including its US$4.5 million intervention towards heritage preservation, technical assistance and capacity building.
The equipment will strengthen the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board’s efforts to address the impact of climate change on Ghana’s historic heritage infrastructure.
The Ministry noted that they remain committed to working with international partners to safeguard Ghana’s priceless heritage for present and future generations.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
