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Osebo donates to widows
Ghanaian fashionista and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of 24/7 Boutique, Seth Appiah Boamah, affectionately called Osebo has donated to widows at Suhum in the Eastern Region.
The ceremony which took place last Sunday, January 3, was a to celebrate the new year with the widows and show them care.
The items donated included bags of rice, gallons of cooking oil, toiletries, assorted canned fish and drinks among others, as well as refreshed them.
Speaking to The Spectator, Osebo said, he started life from a humble beginning as a truck pusher at Suhum at age 17 and through someone’s benevolence rose through difficult times to his current status.
According to him, even when times were rough as a truck pusher in Suhum, he used to give alms to the needy and widows.
For this and other reasons, he intends to do more to put smiles on the faces of widows in the country in the coming years, because, widows need love and care to fill the void in their lives.
Osebo further called on the well-to-do in the society to put smiles on the faces of the downtrodden within their reach to make the country a happy place to live.
GHANAIAN gospel heavyweight, Empress Gifty, has released a spirit-filled song titled “Sunsum Ndwom.”
The song, which is already making waves shortly after its release, is delivered in three parts, each carrying a powerful message.
The first part reflects on the mystery of Prophet Elijah, where people wondered who he was after he prayed and called down fire from heaven.
The second part centres on salvation, urging believers not to celebrate only power and miracles, but to celebrate the fact that their names are written in the Book of Life, because that is what lasts forever.
The third part celebrates the beauty of God’s healing power, a song originally composed by her late mother.
The gospel star is urging Ghanaians to stream the song on all platforms and encounter its powerful lyrics.
She also stressed the need to preserve Ghana’s traditional gospel sound, expressing hope that the new generation will embrace their heritage.
Empress Gifty further expressed appreciation to all stakeholders in the industry who have supported her career over the years.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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GHANAIAN media personality, Joyce Akumaa Dongotey-Padi, affectionately called Akumaa, has marked the 18th anniversary of her Mama Zimbi Foundation (MZF).
The event was held at the Broken Yoke Ministry International at Klagon in Accra.
Thousands of widows who benefited were taken through health education for good living, business enhancement, women empowerment and legal education, among others.
In addition, they were given water, cloth, rice, noodles, oil, Noko Fine Washing Powder and other toiletries.
Mrs Dongotey-Padi noted that there is land earmarked for vocational training and gari processing for those who are unemployed and would want to make ends meet.
Against that backdrop, she expressed appreciation to gospel musician Empress Gifty for supporting her with her Noko Fine Washing Powder and Verna Mineral Water.
According to her, it went a long way to put smiles on the faces of the widows.
Akumaa Mama Zimbi further said that if she looks back on how the journey started 18 years ago, she feels fulfilled in impacting thousands of lives.
According to her, this motivates her to do even more to put smiles on the faces of people.
The Mama Zimbi Foundation is an NGO committed to motivating, empowering and supporting widows and their children, as well as educating adolescents on their sexual and reproductive health.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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