Ataa Ayi To Watch The World Cup In Style

A non-governmental organization called Crime Check Foundation gave money to the Ankaful Prisons in the Central Region.

Some of the things that were given to the prison were three 43-inch TVs, a lawnmower, and two computers.

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In a video posted on the YouTube channel of Crime Check TV Gh, Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng, the Executive Director of the foundation, said that he was moved to make the donation after the well-known prisoner Raymond Ayittey, also known as Ataa Ayi, told him that the facility needed some basic things.

So, when I was here last, Ataa Ayi told me that they would love a TV so they can watch the World Cup matches.

He went on to say that if I could buy them a lawnmower and some computers, they would be forever grateful.

On the day of the donation, Mr. Kwarteng thanked a businessman, Stephen Ofosu Agyare, in particular for paying for it.

The prison administration, for their part, thanked the Crime Check Foundation and promised that the items they donated would be used well.