Times Are Hard But Let Us Not Forget Orphans And the Needy As We Celebrate - Lordina Mahama Pleads with Ghanaians.
According to the wife of Former President His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, times are really hard but irrespective of everything, families and groups will have good times with their members or loved ones and we should remember that there are poor orphans, widows and other individuals who may not have such privileges, therefore, we should go to their aid.
Richard Adu 
Former First Lady of the Republic of Ghana, Lordina Mahama has underscored the current economic hardships citizens are going through but irrespective of the hard times she is pleading with Ghanaians not to forget Orphans and the needy in our society as we celebrate this year's Christmas and New Year festivities.
According to the wife of Former President His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, times are really hard but irrespective of everything, families and groups will have good times with their members or loved ones and we should remember that there are poor orphans, widows and other individuals who may not have such privileges, therefore, we should go to their aid.
She gave these kind words when she sent Honourable Philip Oppong Amponsah affectionately called "SP", a former Municipal Chief Executive for Techiman in the Bono East Region to donate assorted items to the Frank May Children's Home and Bethesda Orphanage ahead of the yuletide on behalf of the Lordina Mahama Foundation.
In appreciation, Mary Jiraba an Orphan at Frank May Children's Home who was brought at age four (4) but has competed in Senior High School this year on behalf of all the beneficiaries called on Ghanaians to emulate the shining examples of Lordina Mahama Foundation and always come to their aid and not only during occasions like Christmas or Easter as they also aspire for higher heights in life but do not get the opportunity.
Story by Opamago Paparichy.
