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Management of the Nation Builders Corps (NABCo) has launched a short code for all its staff and trainees to donate a minimum of GH¢200 and GH¢10 respectively, to help fight the Covid-19 pandemic.
NABCo Chief Executive Officer, Anyars Ibrahim, in a statement on Wednesday said the money donated will be forwarded to the Covid-19 National Trust Fund to support government mitigate the effect of the pandemic on the citizenry.
He appealed to NABCo members to support the initiative to raise the required resources to achieve the desired motive.
Mr Ibrahim added that the short code which is *447*1610# is available to all networks and it is to ensure transparency and accountability.
“As a staff or trainee of the National Builders Corps we encourage you to rise to this challenge and contribute generously to support such a cause.”
Read the full statement below:
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