Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of JBC 1 Group of Companies, Jibril Mohammed, has said that there is a need not to we ignore the importance of supporting the deprived segment of the populace.
He said this during the commissioning of the Al-Anood School and Clinic, at Asuboi, in the Eastern Region of Ghana, over the week.
The Al-Anood School and Clinic is a humanitarian and development project by the Qatar Ghana Charity Organization, a Non-Governmental Organization.
The Al-Anood School and Clinic has a number of facilities like, library, mosque, canteen, health facilities, amongst others.
The commissioning of the project brought together dignitaries including the National Chief Imam, Donors, Chiefs, the DCE, various state officials, medical officials, and parents.
Mr. Jibril Mohammed expressed gratitude to Qatar Ghana Charity Organization, a Humanitarian and Development Non-Governmental Organization, and Donors, for bringing the incredible initiative to Asuboi town.
“Your efforts will forever make a significant impact not only in our community, but to our neighboring communities as well”, he added.
He explained that the project is a gift to the community, and therefore urged the community to embrace it, as well as work together to make it a success.
Mr. Jibril Mohammed, a leading philanthropist, has over the years, supported the disadvantaged in the society, and was honored with JBC 1 Limited COVID-19 Awareness portrait by the Bridgewater Project in recognition for his organization’s support against COVID-19 has been tasked to manage the facility in honor of his support to humanity.
He praised the country Qatar, for their continuous support for developmental projects in Africa.
Chief of Asuboi, Nana Beema Boateng, expressed excitement gratitude for the developmental project in the community, and therefore encouraged parents to take advantage of it.
“No parent should deny their ward of the great initiative,” she added.
He also urged JBC Charity and Qatar Charity not to hesitate to consult him, as they are solidly behind the project and grateful for a developmental project as that in the community.
“Don’t hesitate to consult Nanom if you need any help as far as this project is concerned. Our doors are always opened to you for any developmental project,” he said.
District Chief Executive (DCE) of Ayensuano, Mrs. Josephine Awuku Ansaa Inkoom, urged everyone to support in the Charity project, and take advantage of the great benefit it would offer in the community.
She advised the people of the community to take proper care of the project.
She therefore thanked Qatar Charity for the project, emphasizing that they were willing to help when the project begins to function.
“I would like to thank the Qatar Charity Ghana, and every person in the community. Periodically Qatar Charity will come to join us to see how to extend the help to other communities,” she added.
On her part, an advocate for women development and girl-child education, Ikram Ahmed, appealed to the Asuboi community and its environs to prioritize education.
She reiterated the commitment of JBC Charity foundation willingness to manage the facility, so as to build confidence with what she called, “the beautiful Arab country Qatar”, for better relations to benefit the disadvantaged in Africa.
The National Chief Imam, Osmanu Nuhu Sharubutu, who commissioned part of the noble project, praised all the stakeholders who have made the important project successful.
