Ghanaian businessman and philanthropist, Dr Kofi Amoah, has known as for the creation of a Nationwide Rescue Fund (NRF) geared toward supporting susceptible residents.
He mentioned the NRF had change into crucial to offer help to Ghanaians dealing with immense exhaustingship, notably in sectors like healthcare and training.
Dr Amoah within the attraction for the Fund posted on the X Plattype, mentioned he was able to donate GH¢100,000 to the yet-to-be-established NRF as quickly because it was arrange by the Ministry of Finance.
The Philanthropist said that the NRF would assist the nation and its youthful technology, indicating that “If carried out, the NRF would function a strong image of civic unity, responsibility, and hope in a time of nationwide misery.”
Dr Amoah urged the Minister of Finance, Dr Ato Forson, to contemplate his proposal and spearhead the institution of the Fund, guaranteeing it was simply accessible to contributors by way of MoMo, financial institution transfers, cheques and different safe channels.
“I counsel that the Minister of Finance establishes an account within the identify of ‘Nationwide Rescue Fund’ that may obtain contributions massive and small,” he wrote. “Please, fellow residents, let’s do that as an indication of unity and togetherness.”
Dr Amoah appealed to well-to-do in society and philanthropic establishments, together with the East Legon Government Health Membership, conventional authorities, church buildings, diaspora associations, and professional our bodies such because the Ghana Bar Affiliation, Ghana Medical Affiliation, and the Affiliation of Ghana Industries to contribute generously to the Fund.
He proposed that people and organisations may contribute between GH¢2.00 and GH¢1,000 to boost cash for the Fund.
Dr Amoah known as for unity among the many residents, saying “There comes a time after we heed a sure name, after we should come collectively as one. There are individuals dying Oh, and it’s time to help to life, the best present of all.”
The Philanthropist’s advocacy for a NRF is deeply rooted in his long-standing perception in self-reliant African management; one which strikes away from extreme dependence on exterior assist and focuses as a substitute on mobilising local assets, expertise, and patriotism for nationwide growth
