IT'S SO SAD AND PATHETIC TO SEE OUR WOMEN (WIDOWS) WHO CANNOT EVEN AFFORD COMMON RICE AND CHICKEN-ERNEST ADOMAKO

The Parliamentary Candidate for Okaikoi North Hon. Ernest Adomako popularly known as (KEON) celebrated his Christmas and New Year with the aged and the homeless.


According to him, Christmas and New Year have been remarkable festive season that brings togetherness among individuals in the whole continent, even though it's purposely for most of the Christian religions in the world.


Mr. Enerst Adomako also being a strong Christian that believe in God, he chooses to celebrate his Christmas and New year festive season in a kindness way by showing them love and also putting smiles on the aged and our brothers and sisters on the street at Kwame Nkrumah Circle.


Hon. Adomako was optimistic that he put smiles on the faces of the vulnerable and the widows with a bag of rice, chicken, oil and many more.


In a related activities to usher in the new year, Hon. Ernest Adomako and his team also storms Kwame Nkrumah Circle to feed our beloved brothers and sisters on the street.


He purposely did that to encourage them to have hope that, they haven't been left out in the society or in the country, and also let's them know that he is a father for all, and he is about to do more for them when he is given the mandate to become the member of parliament to represent the people of Okaikoi North Constituency.




He made this known to the media and said, "I decided to do this to show them love and then give them things if their husband were to be alive they're going to benefit, that's why I decided to give them rice, chicken and others, for them to go and celebrate the Christmas with their families."




Notwithstanding that, "its so sad and pathetic to see our women who cannot even afford common rice and chicken, so that is why I decided to take this initiative at least to support them so that they can also enjoy the Christmas."


Hon. Adomako observed that to get to opportunity to inform them that, when he get the nod to represent the Okaikoi North constituency in the Parliament, he is going to support them by creating more jobs for them and also support them in their mini business to able to feed themselves.


"I believe in skill training programs, because already we are training about more than fifty (50) people to learn how to make ice cream, pastries and currently we are on mobile phone repairs training programme, this are some of the things that the people need to survive as a good citizens because, I will not always be there to feed them that's why me and my team decided to give the people skills training for them to depend on for the rest of their lives, more and more training are follows if I'm given the mandate to be the next member of parliament" he lamented.

Credit: by Daniel Mensah.