Madamfo-Ghana supports Mmorontuo Community
By Ernest Best Anane, Mmorontuo - Ghanaian Chronicle Regional News | Mon, 06 Oct 2008
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 Through a mistake, a breakdown in communications between two powerful countries will occur. The situation is a lot more complex than will appear on the surface. The leader involved will feel great regret about what happened and will want to continue his career and help correct the situation, to help make up for the adverse affects.But he will be hung, symbolically, by others wishing to take his position in the organization. He will be hung as far as politics and his career are concerned. It will almost be like committing suicide because in the end he will be a broken man. The entire event will be viewed as a fiasco from both sides. It will have very harmful and even cataclysmic consequences - By: Nostradamus (Century II, Quatrains 35 and 48)  |
MADAMFO-GHANA Limited, a non- governmental organization (NGO), has provided a 12-seater place of convenience, and a borehole for the people of Mmorontuo, in the Bosome-Freho District.
The two projects, which followed an appeal for support by the chief of the town, have been commissioned last week Friday, at the cost of 100,000 euros.
Mrs. Bettina Hangrafe, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the NGO, commended the people for the communal spirit in ensuring the early completion of the project.
Mrs. Hangrafe, a German national, also commended the Member of Parliament (MP), Edward Nana Yaw Ofori-Kuragu, for supporting the NGO in its activities.
She urged the community to ensure proper maintenance of the project, to prolong their lifespan, to serve the purpose for which they were provided.
Nana Mensah, Odikro of the community, indicated that he was impressed with the commitment of the NGO to the plight of the people, and hoped the two projects would go a long way to improve upon their living conditions.
The two projects, which followed an appeal for support by the chief of the town, have been commissioned last week Friday, at the cost of 100,000 euros.
Mrs. Bettina Hangrafe, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the NGO, commended the people for the communal spirit in ensuring the early completion of the project.
Mrs. Hangrafe, a German national, also commended the Member of Parliament (MP), Edward Nana Yaw Ofori-Kuragu, for supporting the NGO in its activities.
She urged the community to ensure proper maintenance of the project, to prolong their lifespan, to serve the purpose for which they were provided.
Nana Mensah, Odikro of the community, indicated that he was impressed with the commitment of the NGO to the plight of the people, and hoped the two projects would go a long way to improve upon their living conditions.
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