“One day, I will help others too” – Seidu Agongo donates sewing machines to young apprentices
For Hannah Ofori, a young tailoring apprentice, the gift of a sewing machine is more than a piece of equipment. It is the end of a frustrating wait, a chance to learn with greater confidence and a step towards a future in which she can stand on her own feet and help others.. Learning to […]
Alhaji Seidu Agongo, a philanthropist, donated sewing machines to young tailoring apprentices in Ghana. The donation, made in partnership with the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP), aims to distribute 10,000 machines to vulnerable women and young people across the country. Hannah Ofori, one of the beneficiaries, expressed her gratitude and shared her aspirations of one day helping others with her newfound skills.
George, another recipient, recounted his initial hesitation before accepting the opportunity and his excitement at receiving the machine. Philip, a beneficiary from Peace Land at Katamanso, expressed his gratitude and highlighted the potential impact on his family's livelihood. The initiative targets young people who lack the resources and opportunities to develop their abilities, aiming to help them improve their skills, establish small businesses, and reduce their dependence on others.
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