Fashion Connect Africa donates over 10,000 nose masks to traders at Tema Station & Makola

Fashion Connect Africa Garment Factory has donated over 10,000 pieces of nose masks to traders at Tema Station and Makola as part of their one-year anniversary celebrations.

The donation forms part of the company’s corporate social responsibility to distribute 1million nose masks across the country.

Present at the event was the Welfare Secretary of Tema station Mr. Kweku Ntiri other staff of the transport terminal, and FCA Garment factory.

The CEO of Fashion Connect Africa Victoria Micheals, who made the donation stated that Covid 19 is still hanging around and it is important for everyone to protect themselves from the deadly virus.

Ms. Micheals in her keynote address said: “FCA Garment Factory “is keen to support the nation in diverse ways to help curb the spread of the pandemic.

According to her, FCA Garment Factory has distributed 450,000 nose masks out of their 1million face masks project since September 2020 with the support of their Partners American Chamber of Commerce, Dalex Finance, European Union in Ghana, Linfra Gh Limited, Soccabet just to mention a few. They have also received support from other garment factories who have donated thousands of masks to support this laudable cause.

The Welfare Secretary of Tema station, Mr. Kweku Ntiri , who received the nose masks on behalf of the people of Tema Station expressed his gratitude to FCA Garment Factory for considering people at the Lorry terminal and its environs and indicated the nose masks will go a long way to help stop the spread of COVID-19 virus.

He said, “the face masks will help protect the people at the Lorry station in their daily operations.

About Fashion Connect Africa

Fashion Connect Africa (FCA) is an organization which
was established to help promote African peace, unity, and creative spirit.


Founded by International model and philanthropist, Victoria Michaels, their platform is designed to give global exposure and opportunities to African Fashion creatives regardless of where they are in Africa or its diaspora.

Their annual event creates a networking space that brings together decision-makers, business executives, socialites, diplomats, fashion stakeholders, art enthusiasts, music lovers, celebrities, and members of the diaspora and the international community, to foster mutually beneficial partnerships that will drive African Fashion-forward.