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Ayigbe Edem knows what it’s like for one to lose his/her parents especially at an early age and in so doing, the hiphop/hiplife rapper decided he’d help those who are in such situation.
“Most of Edem's fans come from the Maamobi area so we decided to hit the polyclinic first”, Hammer of the Last Two said.
“We donated two Pentium 4 desktop computers with flat screen monitors, bags of rice, cerelacs, toilet rolls and other items which summed up to GHc3000”, Edem said.
The Last Two Music Group also revealed that, it is something that will be happening periodically.
Whenever they spot any hospital, clinic or polyclinic that needs help, they will move there. For the next charity homes they will be visiting, they will be giving away GHc1500.
After the donation, fans, nursing mothers and patients at the Mamobi Polyclinic expressed their appreciation for Ayigbe Edem’s kind gesture.
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