Hajia Fati Donates To Awutu Bawjiase Country-Side Orphanage Home

Hajia Fati told that taking care of orphans was a collective responsibility of everybody and appealed to proprietors of orphanages not to turn them into commercial entities.

Hajia Fati Donates To Awutu Bawjiase Country-Side Orphanage Home
Hajia Fati Donates To Awutu Bawjiase Country-Side Orphanage Home

A leading member and a patron of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), Hajia Fati Amadu popularly known as "Hajia Fati Allegation" on Saturday donated items valued at GH¢40,000.00 to the Awutu Bawjiase Country-Side Orphanage Home in the Awutu Senya West District of Central Region. 

The items were made up of various bags of rice, bags of maize, bags of sugar, 100 tubers of yam, gallons of cooking oil, bottled water, bicycles.

Covid 19 items were not left out where gallons of liquid soap, over 1000 nose masks, boxes of hand sanitiser and tissues were presented to the Country - Side inmates to prevent themselves from contracting the deadly virus. 

Presenting the items, Hajia Fati said taking care of orphans was a collective responsibility of everybody and urged the people not to shirk their responsibilities by leaving the children to their fate. 

She has appealed to proprietors of orphanages not to turn them into commercial entities to make a profit, but rather focus on how to take good care of the inmates to grow up to be responsible adults.

 She called on those, who intended adopting the orphans to go through the normal procedures in order not to violate any human rights.

Meanwhile, the Managing Director of the Awutu Bawjiase Orphanage home Madam Ema Boafo Yeboah who received the items commended Hajia Fati Amadu for the gesture.

He added that it would go a long way to support the authorities to solve some of the problems of the Orphanage home.

To this end, Madam Ema Boafo Yeboah has appealed to Ghanaians who are blessed with money to support the orphans with food items, shelter, teaching and learning materials to help the children become responsible adults in the future.

Freeman Koryekpor Awlesu