Gospel musician, Isaiah Kwadwo Ampong known professionally as Great Ampong has reacted to the government including Abeiku Santana among Covid-19 Trust Fund ambassadors.
According to Great Amponsah, radio presenter, Abeiku Santana is not the right person to be given such an appointment.
Explaining further, Great Amponsah said Abeiku Santana once chastised sitting president, Nana Addo when he was a huge follower of the National Democratic Congress.
According to Great Amponsah, Abeiku Santana’s huge followings on social media as one of the reasons he was given the appointment cannot be compared to his.
Great Amponsah said the only thing Abeiku Santana has over him is his connection with big business men, with the likes of Dr. Osei Kwame Despite, Dr. Ernest Ofori Sarpong just to mention few.
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Some Ghanaian celebrities have been appointed as Ambassadors to the COVID-19 National Trust Fund to assist the Board of Trustees in creating awareness about the COVID-19 protocols and raising funds to support infected and affected persons in the current global pandemic.
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The COVID-19 National Trust Fund was established by an Act of Parliament (Novel Coronavirus) COVID-19 National Trust Fund Act, 2020 (Act 1013) with objectives to complement efforts of Government of Ghana to combat the COVID-19 pandemic by providing an opportunity for individuals, groups and corporate bodies to contribute monies and resources to fight against the pandemic.
The Trust Fund is specifically aimed at supporting the needy and vulnerable persons infected with the disease or affected by the pandemic as well as persons engaged in the combat of the disease.
Sources close to the Trust Fund reveal that the government has appointed five hardworking celebrities in the persons of actress and UTV’s “United Showbiz’’ Presenter, Nana Ama Mcbrown, broadcasters Israel Laryea, Abeiku Aggrey Santana, actress Emelia Brobbey and music legend Reggie Rockstone. (Read More)