Staff Members Donate to Hydrocephalus Patient

Members of Staff of Kuapa Kokoo this afternoon presented a cash donation of One Thousand Ghana Cedis (GH¢1,000.00) to a 7 month old baby diagnosed with the hydrocephalus disease at the TV3 Television office in Kumasi.

This was in response to the stations televised appeal to solicit for help from the public and corporate entities to cover the health bills of Christiana Adutwumwaa. The total cost of treating Christiana's ailment is Three Thousand Ghana cedis (GH¢3,000).

Kofi Agyen-Mensah, Administrative Manager of Kuapa Kokoo Limited, presented the cash to the management of TV3 in Kumasi on behalf of the staff. He stressed that the contribution came from the pockets of the staff members and not company's coffers.

Miss Pearl Kwakuyi who watched the appeal on TV3 was touched by the plight of little Christiana and led the campaign in the office to raise the amount.

Also present at the short presentation ceremony were Kwabena Addo (IT Officer), Frank Kwadwo Bonsu (Accounts), Regina Corletey (Administration) and Stephen Cudjoe (Transport Department).

The Art of Money Making

I happen to visit one popular social networking site a while ago to see a comment by a friend which goes like "I have now realised making money is so difficult".

I was intrigued by his comment so much that, several weeks after, it has not escaped my thoughts. Because it is funny how when you're young and exhuberant and positive and vibrant about everything, you almost think you can make anything at all happen on earth. But as you grow and experience life, with different scenarios and try and tire you begin to have a change of mind.

Fellas help me out why do most people change from how they thought they could make it in life and sometimes even give up.

I would love to read your comments on this.

Keep well

Kwabena "Darrell, Drama-King, KaySlay, Shizzle, Adwuma-wura" Addo.