OpenLife Nigeria reports that the Afro-Arab Group of Companies under the stewardship of African leading philanthropist, Ambassador Alhaji Salamu Amadu, has collaborated with the Bismillah Charity Foundation to embark on the 1Child-1NHIS card project in Ghana.
Amadu, in an interview, noted that the collaboration with the non-profit organization will see a lot of children in Nima and Maamobi having access to quality healthcare.
“I’m very excited about this project because it will help the children within the two communities to have access to quality healthcare. Inshallah.
“This is a dream come true because, with a united front, we can achieve our goals and vision”.
Ambassador Alhaji Salamu Amadu, who also serves as the Youth Ambassador for Peace and Development through the Afro-Arab Group of companies has impacted many lives through his empowerment initiatives.
In many instances, he has provided capital for the youth and women across the Zongo Communities to become entrepreneurs, businessmen, and women.
The young business mogul has won many awards both local and international for his dynamic leadership skills.
The organizers of the project have targeted 5,000 children within the two communities to partake in the exercise
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