Audio By Carbonatix
The faces of children at the Akwadum Christian Village orphanage in Koforidua of the Eastern Region is beaming with smiles due to the benevolence of the Chief Operations Officer of Slim and Fit GH, Mr. Anthony Koduah-Bediako.
To mark his birthday on Good Friday, April 15 and also to share the joy of the Easter festivity, he visited the facility.
Mr. Koduah-Bediako explained that he chose the orphanage because of a research he conducted and discovered that inmates lacked a potable source of water.
The gesture also formed part of the organization’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Mr Bediako therefore donated GHC12,000 for the construction of a borehole for the orphanage.
He was accompanied by the brand ambassador, Cynthia Tima Yeboah of Adom TV. Famed Tima Kumkum, she also donated to support the cause.
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