Dr. Gideon Boako, spokesperson to the Vice President and parliamentary candidate for Tano North Constituency, has demonstrated his commitment to youth empowerment by donating GHC 1,000 to 50 graduate apprentices in Duayaw-Nkwanta on Sunday.
The beneficiaries, who graduated from various professional training programs on May 19, 2024, received the donation during a ceremony attended by the acting President of the Duayaw-Nkwanta Traditional Council, Nana Boakye Bonsu.
The event underscored Dr. Boako’s dedication to the welfare of his constituents beyond political considerations.
In his address to the gathering, Dr. Boako emphasized that his gesture was driven by a genuine belief in the potential of the youth and the importance of investing in their future.
He clarified that the donation was not merely a political act but a testament to his commitment to fostering growth and opportunity in Tano North.
“This donation is a symbol of our collective faith in the youth of Tano North,” Dr. Boako asserted passionately.
“It’s about providing them with the resources they need to thrive and contribute meaningfully to our community. We are investing in their future success.”
Dr. Boako encouraged the recipients to utilize the funds wisely, advising them to invest in their businesses and make prudent financial decisions that would yield long-term benefits.
He portrayed the donation as a seed of opportunity that could blossom into sustainable enterprises, benefiting both the individuals and the broader community.
“This is more than a gift; it’s an investment in your potential,” Dr. Boako affirmed.
“I urge you to seize this opportunity, work hard, and believe in yourselves. Together, we can build a prosperous future for Tano North.”
Mrs. Linda Konama, Chairperson of the Dressmaking Association, expressed heartfelt gratitude on behalf of the beneficiaries. She acknowledged that Dr. Boako’s generosity would significantly support them in establishing and expanding their businesses, thereby contributing to local economic development.
The ceremony highlighted the diversity of talent among the dressmaking graduates, each expressing optimism and determination about their entrepreneurial journeys.
For many, Dr. Boako’s donation marked a turning point, providing the financial security and encouragement needed to pursue their dreams effectively.
Nana Boakye Bonsu, visibly moved by Dr. Boako’s commitment to community development, commended him for his exemplary leadership and steadfast support for Tano North.
He pledged continued support for Dr. Boako’s initiatives, affirming his confidence in the parliamentary candidate’s vision for the constituency.