Moved by emotion for humanity while watching an Hausa based television station called Gaskiya TV where he saw lots of parents on AGSHS claiming reported COVID-19 cases, Afro Arab Group Boss, Alhaji Salamu has decided to extend supports to the School.
He demonstrated this during a courtesy visit alongside Alhaji Paapa Angola.
“I grew up here and by the Grace of Allah, Im now an entrepreneur with a chain of businesses that operates mostly within this catchment. I visited my Father-Alhaji Paapa Angola- last week evening and as a concerned parent, citizen and a native of Maamobi, this drew my attention. So as part of my company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), we took it upon ourselves to support the Accra Girls Senior High School by bringing you nose masks, hand sanitizers and tissues as a positive gesture towards the safety of the students.
Mr. Harry Evans Arthur, Director of Education for the Ayawaso North Municipal Assembly led the delegation to the school.
Mr. Harry also commend the chairman for such a gesture and entreated other entities to do similar as the government cannot do it all.
The Headmistress of the Accra Girls High School Mrs. Joyce Acolatse expressed her profound gratitude to Amadu and his team for their kind Gesture.
“On behalf of the school we want to say a very big Thank you for coming to our aid, as you can also see there’s peace and calm on the compound what is happening outside is not the same here. We are really working and doing our work”.
The Government has given us some but we “Thank You for also coming to add up. We are very Grateful to you.”
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