CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications supports GBU with white canes

Ing. Togbi Edem Ashigbey, Chief Executive of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications, has donated 30 white canes to the Afadzato South chapter of the Ghana Blind Union (GBU). The donation was facilitated by his brother Kobla Kafui Kunustor, President of Afadzato South chapter of GBU,

Mrs. Ellen Amankwah, the Afadjato District Director of the National Commission of Civic Education (NCCE), who presented the canes on behalf of Togbi Ashigbey, asked persons with disability (PWDs) to contribute to the nation’s development since disability should not be considered inability. She also asked PWDs to take part in politics, particularly district assembly elections.

Mrs. Ellen Amankwah advised them not to consider the canes as objects to chastise their children with since they were expensive.

Mr. Kunutsor thanked Togbi Ashigbey for the support.

Mr. Kunutsor appealed to individuals and organizations to assist GBU, saying government alone could not solve problems of members of the group.

He said the GBU was engaging in food crop farming, and training members in bee and snail keeping and mushroom farming, as income generating ventures.

Mr. Kunustor also said GBU has established a centre to train members in Information and Communication Technology and appealed to philanthropists to assist GBU in executing its programmes.

Mr. Evans Edem Gaka, Chief Executive Officer of JNF Enterprises, Golokuati, a patron of GBU, said he would bear the cost of the training programme on the use of the canes by the members. Ms. Bridget Dzogbenuku, also a patron, organised refreshment for the members.

Source : http://www.ghanaiantimes.com.gh

 

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Kenneth Ashigbey is the Chief Servant of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications, is a great believer in Ghana & believes that with right Leadership in all aspect of Life within Ghana, we will hit the very top. I believe that Leadership is not just Political leadership but Leadership in very aspect of the word. Lets all shine in our corners where we are. We should also support each other as Ghanaians 1st before extending our hands to strangers. We should allow the Princes of Land to marry the Land not Strangers 1st.