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The Chief Executive Officer of Ghana Music Awards USA and parliamentary hopeful, Mr. Dennis Boafo, has extended a helping hand to the Ho Lepersarium with a generous donation of essential supplies.
The items presented included bags of rice, bottled water, toiletries, and an undisclosed amount of cash to assist in addressing the center’s pressing water needs.
In a brief address during the donation, Mr. Boafo, popularly known as Don D, pledged his continuous support for the facility and encouraged the inmates to remain steadfast in their faith.
"You are not forgotten. Keep your faith strong… better days are ahead,” he said.
The management of the Ho Lepersarium expressed deep gratitude for the gesture, describing it as timely and impactful.
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