President John Dramani Mahama and the First Lady, Lordina Mahama, have sponsored free medical screening, treatment and medical supplies for retired pastors, spouses and widows of pastors of Assemblies of God, Ghana.

In addition, Lordina presented a Christmas hamper to each person, containing fabric, rice, oil, tin tomatoes, noodles, and an undisclosed amount of cash gift.

The fifth in the series of the quarterly programme took place at the premises of Ringway Gospel Centre of Assemblies of God in Accra, where both President Mahama and the First Lady worship.

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Present were the First Lady of Liberia, Kartumu Boakai; the former First Lady of South Africa, Tobeka Madiba-Zuma; and Ghana’s Ambassador to Spain, Kalsoume Sinare.

Lordina Mahama, who is the Founder and President of Lordina Foundation, commended the Liberian First Lady and the other guests for their special show of solidarity with the retired pastors and widows in particular, as well as with vulnerable people in general.

The General Superintendent of Assemblies of God, Ghana, Rev Stephen Wengam, praised the first couple and the Lordina Foundation for “this unequalled act of magnanimity.”

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“This quarterly medical intervention and fulfillment of pledge by President Mahama and his wife, is a huge relief to the beneficiaries and the church, “ Rev Wengam added.

The Board Chairman of the Lordina Foundation, Pastor Boateng Sarpong, reiterated the commitment of the foundation to care for the vulnerable in society.

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