Former NUGS President Donates to Adum Fire Victims, Calls for Tailored Support

Yiadom Boakye Emmanuel, a former President of the National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS), has donated significant aid to support victims of the recent Adum PZ fire devastation in Kumasi. The contribution includes GHC 10,000 to aid in recovery efforts and 50 bags of cement to help with rebuilding and reconstruction.

This act of kindness demonstrates Yiadom Boakye Emmanuel’s commitment to giving back to his community, especially during times of crisis, and will likely provide much-needed support to those affected by the devastating fire.

In addition to his personal donation, Yiadom Boakye Emmanuel has made a heartfelt appeal for others to join him in supporting the affected people. He encouraged individuals to sympathize with and actively support families affected by crises, emphasizing the importance of collective responsibility and community support in times of need. Yiadom Boakye Emmanuel further highlighted the critical need for donations to be tailored to meet the specific needs of the fire victims. He referenced the recent rejection of donated rice, cooking oil, and soap from the Interior Minister by the victims. The victims stated that they require direct financial assistance and business support to recover and rebuild their livelihoods, more than just the food items that were presented to them.

Key considerations for supporting the Adum PZ fire victims, as emphasized by Yiadom Boakye Emmanuel, include:

Financial Assistance: Providing direct financial aid to help victims rebuild their businesses and lives.

Business Support: Offering resources, guidance, and training to help businesses recover and thrive.

Community Engagement: Encouraging individuals to take an active role in supporting affected families and communities, by working together and providing the targeted assistance they really need, individuals can make a meaningful difference in the lives of those affected by the Adum PZ fire.