Covid-19: Let’s join forces to fight Hunger – Senyo Korsi to Ghanaians

Executive Director of Africa Centre for Peace Building (ACPB), Korsi Senyo has appealed to Ghanaians and Africans at large to join forces to fight hunger in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak.

Senyo, who is also the Project Coordinator of Ghana Covid-19 Relief Support, in a Facebook post warned that if the appropriate steps are not taken now, hunger it could be the next major pandemic in Africa.
“We must unite to fight hunger during this covid-19 crises, else hunger could be the next pandemic in Africa after COVID-19,” he stated.
The Facebook comment was among messages of appeal the humanitarian sent to his friends and business associates for support towards the ACPB’s initiative dubbed “Ghana Covid-19 Relief Support Project” to compliment efforts of government in the fight against the deadly COVID-19.
“The situation [COVID-19], which has brought about the lockdown and social distancing directives in a bid to help stop the spread of the virus has had devastating effects on households, especially those whose daily bread depends largely on their daily movement.
“This has inspired my decision to lead a team of volunteers to launch the Ghana Covid-19 Relief Support project (GhanaCovid19.org) which is purely a nonprofit private sector initiative led by the Africa Centre for Peace Building (afcopb.org) – a peace & security focused NGO which I have been operating for the past 10 years,” – he said.
He revealed that “Since the launch of the project, we have received some donations which helped us to donate some food items to over 100 residents of Kasoa in the Central Region ( https://wp.me/p3xrL5-7QD ). As of today, we have over 1,000 people who have placed distressed calls for support. We also have some health centres in some villages in the Covid-19 positive regions who also called for support in the areas of PPEs.”
Ghana, since March 12, 2020 has recorded 641 positive cases of the deadly corona virus with four cities namely Kumasi, Accra, Tame and Kasoa currently under 21days lockdown.
Below is the full post of Senyo Kosi
Dear friends and business associates,
APPEAL FOR SUPPORT
I bring you warm greetings with the hope that you are doing well and safe in the midst of this Covid-19 crisis.
Since the Covid-19 hit Ghana, business and social lives have never been the same.
The situation, which has brought about the lockdown and social distancing directives in bid of helping stop the spread of the virus has had a devastating effects on households, especially those whose daily bread depends largely on their daily movement.
This has inspired my decision to lead a team of volunteers to launch the Ghana Covid-19 Relief Support project (GhanaCovid19.org) which is purely a nonprofit private sector initiative led by the Africa Centre for Peace Building (afcopb.org) – a peace & security focused NGO which I have been operating for the past 10years.
Since the launch of the project, we have received some donations which have helped us to donate some food items to over 100 residents of Kasoa in the Central Region ( https://wp.me/p3xrL5-7QD )
As of today, we have over 1,000 people who have placed distressed calls for support. We also have some health centres in some villages in the Covid-19 positive regions who also called for support in the areas of PPEs.
I, therefore, wish to appeal to you as a friend and business associate for your support in the likes of food items, PPEs or cash of any quantity and amount respectively to support our collective efforts in helping mother Ghana during this difficult time.
We must unit to fight hunger during this covid-19 crises, else hunger could be the next pandemic in Africa after COVID-19.
For any form of support, please reach us of +233249155003 (Call/WhatsApp)
Or
Email:
Senyo@afcopb.org
or
talktosenyo@gmail.com
Korsi Senyo
Executive Director, Africa Centre for Peace Building
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