Seidu Agongo supports vulnerable residents in Bongo with food donation

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• Kwasi 1 year ago

  "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime", so the saying goes. Teaching people how to solve problems for themselves is more beneficial in the long run than simply givi ...
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  "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime", so the saying goes. Teaching people how to solve problems for themselves is more beneficial in the long run than simply giving them the solution. What happens when Janet Abugre, the coordinator, and Seidu Agongo, the philanthropist, are no more in the position to support this people with food annually? Madam coordinator and Mr philanthropist think about empowerment, self-sufficiency and sustainability.

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• Atongo 1 year ago

  I have been disdainful towards Seidu Agongo for not extending his philanthropy to his home region out of ignorance. My attitude towards him will change henceforth.

  I have been disdainful towards Seidu Agongo for not extending his philanthropy to his home region out of ignorance. My attitude towards him will change henceforth.

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• Ali Nana and his countless thieves 1 year ago

  Alhaji God bless you. But do you know you can reverse the situation? You can increase yield, diversify sources of livelihoods etc? Give them chickens and guinea fowls to rear even goats, harvest water if possible during the r ...
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  Alhaji God bless you. But do you know you can reverse the situation? You can increase yield, diversify sources of livelihoods etc? Give them chickens and guinea fowls to rear even goats, harvest water if possible during the rainy season to grow vegetables etc.

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