Airtel Ghana has honored its promise by presenting a full educational support package to Michael Kwasi Gator Ahedor, a Touching Lives recipient.
The package involves payment of his four year tuition fees, stationery and other school expenses was presented to him.
Airtel?s Executive Operations Director for Africa, Christophe Soulet, speaking at the presentation ceremony, said the company?s Corporate Social Responsibility is not just about giving to charities and the needy, but about all aspects of their business.
According to him, Touching Lives Program which is making a great impact in Ghana and across Africa with its impactful and sustainable initiatives will continue to reach out to people who are in need.
On her part, the Managing Director of Airtel Ghana, Lucy Quist averred that Airtel Ghana?s belief in empowering, enabling and unlocking the power of potential has been exhibited by Michael Ahedor who though visually impaired, did not succumb to his disability.
The winner, Michael Ahedor became partially blind after completing his Junior High School education and all attempts at seeking medical help for his condition failed leading him to become totally blind.
The Airtel Touching Lives initiative came in and turned things around brightening his life.
The Airtel Touching Lives initiative offers a platform to celebrate humanity, whilst inspiring hope and enhancing people?s quality of life
Michael Ahedor thanked Airtel for the kind gesture and support.
Source: spyGhana.com