WODIF commends Jason Asare for funding education of 11 needy students at KNUST

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Ex-Pope 3 months ago

Excellent and exemplary. This is a first year student with such vision and care for his fellow students. Imagine where Ghana would be today if the nation's leaders had followed this exemplary path. Great job, and I'm sure th ...
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Excellent and exemplary. This is a first year student with such vision and care for his fellow students. Imagine where Ghana would be today if the nation's leaders had followed this exemplary path. Great job, and I'm sure those deserving but financially struggling students will definitely pay it forward when they done with their studies and embark upon their professional journeys.
Ex-Pope 3 months ago

Correction:

Meant to write "final year student" instead of "first year student".

Correction:

Meant to write "final year student" instead of "first year student".
Evaluna Konadu 3 months ago

Being a philanthropist is a never ending act which brings relief to the urgent needs of people. This is extremely amazing. You’ll reap in thousand folds. Stay blessed forever!

Being a philanthropist is a never ending act which brings relief to the urgent needs of people. This is extremely amazing. You’ll reap in thousand folds. Stay blessed forever!
Abena 3 months ago

Kudos

Kudos