A businessman based in Abossey Okai in Accra, Emmanuel Obeng Nyarko, has donated GH¢100,000 to the COVID-19 National Trust Fund.
The auto parts dealer says the donation is in response to the call by President Nana Akufo-Addo, for individuals and organisations to contribute to the fund to alleviate the sufferings of those hit hard by the new coronavirus pandemic.
The President, in his address to the nation Friday, announced the setting of the fund as part of measures by the government to combat the virus.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Tourism Authority, who received the donation on behalf of the government, was full of praise for the businessman’s patriotic gesture and appealed for more.
He assured Ghanaians that the government is doing everything possible to contain the virus.
Latest Stories
-
Paris Olympic hopes hang in the balance as Ghana’s 4×100 relay team drops baton at World Relays
16 mins -
Western Regional House of Chiefs commends Bawumia for his humility and respect for traditional authorities
1 hour -
#JustTurned18: First-time voters critical to deciding 2024 presidential election
2 hours -
Video: EC lied that the cost per voter in 2020 was $7.7; it was $12.5 – Bright Simons
3 hours -
Former IGP passes on
3 hours -
Ejisu by-election: Kwadaso MP gave money to EC officials out of goodwill – Ahiagbah
3 hours -
Millennium City: Land owner breaks silence on fatal shooting of soldier
3 hours -
Photos of 2024 Aboakyer Festival
4 hours -
#JustTurned18: I now have an opportunity to use my thumb to bring someone into power – Excited prospective voters
4 hours -
OSP acted as a whistleblower transferring Cecilia Dapaah’s case to EOCO – Sammy Darko
4 hours -
IMF calls for tariff adjustment for energy sector cost recovery
5 hours -
Samson’s Take: Journalists, block the pretentious idiots
6 hours -
Real Madrid crowned LaLiga champions after Barcelona’s defeat at Girona
6 hours -
Daniel Otting Awuah elected SRC President of Ghana School of Law
7 hours -
Lawrence Ati-Zigi signs St. Gallen contract extension
7 hours