UK-based Ghanaian gospel artiste, Joseph Matthew, popularly known as JM has says that he is willing to donate half of his entire savings to help fight the Coronavirus pandemic in Ghana. 

JM is estimated to have a net worth of a little over a million pounds, and he has now declared that he would not mind donating half of it just to help curb the spread of the deadly disease. 

“This virus has really affected businesses and many things…but if it’s not curbed, how can the world progress? I’m a Ghanaian so I am ready to donate half of my entire life savings to help fight this devilish disease, “Joseph Matthew sad on Hot 93.9FM

I have over 1million pounds in my count —and in the next two weeks if things don’t come to normalcy, I will donate half of my money to the government of Ghana so help fight the pandemic," He continued.

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Ghana has so far till date recorded 24 officially confirmed cases of Covid-19 with only one death, with the administration moving swiftly to enact rules and regulations to help fight the spread of the deadly disease. 

JM is a UK-based Ghanaian Afro gospel artist with a distinctive contemporary sound— a mixture of Ghanaian highlife, contemporary Afro beats and Rap.

Joseph Matthew is currently recording his long-awaited gospel album (Solid Rock) featuring his two hit tracks Hallelujah and ’Nyame Ye’ (God Is Good).