Hon. Ken Ohene Agyapong has once again demonstrated his commitment to unity and generosity by donating 336 bags of rice (50kg each) and 500 bags of rice (5kg each) to Muslim communities across Ghana in celebration of Eid-ul-Fitr. This annual tradition underscores his dedication to supporting faith-based communities and fostering national unity.
For over a decade, Hon. Ken Ohene Agyapong has consistently provided aid to the Muslim faithful during Ramadan and Eid, ensuring families can celebrate with dignity and joy. His donations represent a deep-seated commitment to inclusivity and social responsibility.
Speaking at the donation event, Hon. Agyapong emphasized national cohesion, stating, “Ghana is not divided by faith—we are united by our shared humanity. Whether Muslim, Christian, or traditionalist, it’s our duty to uphold peace, unity, and dignity.”
Hon. Agyapong also shared a personal reflection, highlighting his strong ties with the Muslim community. “In my family, we have both Christians and Muslims. I was raised with respect for both faiths and value the warmth and loyalty of my Muslim brothers and sisters.”
The donation was coordinated through Muslim leaders, Zongo community elders, and youth groups to ensure it reached those in need. Families from urban centers to remote villages benefited, making the Eid celebration more meaningful.
The Imam and elders expressed gratitude, offering prayers for Hon. Agyapong’s divine protection, strength, and wisdom in leadership. The atmosphere was filled with unity and appreciation, reflecting the spirit of Eid.
Hon. Agyapong concluded, “As the crescent moon signals Ramadan’s end, may this act remind us love unites us all.” He urged Ghanaians to embrace peace, respect, and togetherness.
Hon. Ken Ohene Agyapong’s dedication to community support continues to make a profound impact, reinforcing his legacy as a leader who serves beyond words.
