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Official vehicle sponsor of FIFA South Africa 2010 world Cup Hyundai have distributed over 3000 footballs to school children in the Accra municipality.The Korean manufactures aim of this agenda is communicate the notion of hope and dreams across for all school pupils in Africa and end poverty on the Africa continentThis project was started last year across the continent. Hyundai Ghana received an estimated 3500 balls which was distributed in the capital amongst some cluster of schools in Kwashieman and Nima.Director of Sales and Marketing of Hyundai Rockson Johnson tells JOY Sports the distribution has been successful and believes it bring smiles on the faces of the pupils
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