Ghanaians have joined the rest of the world to honour and celebrate fathers for their sacrifice, leadership, mentorship and outstanding roles they have played in communities over the years.
The day, which is observed on the third Sunday of June globally, has gradually been embraced in Ghana to complement the widely celebrated Mother’s Day event.
Ghanaian men are now being recognized through the giving of cards, gifts, dining outs, well-wishing messages, and other forms of showing appreciation, rather than the previous practice where a few media houses inviting callers to share their disturbing experiences with their fathers.
The World Tour and Entertainment in Kumasi held a Father’s Day outdoor program with a number of orphans under the illustrious patronage of Appiayinasehene- Nana Kwanin Kwanfo II.
The event ran from early in the morning until late in the afternoon at the Shower Playing Ground-Baba Yara Sports Stadium. Father is this: To Visit Orphans was the program’s central message. (James 1:27)
Father’s Day used to be known as Father’s Judging Day in Ghana. Because of the awful nuts, it was difficult for us to be admired, but I am delighted the trend is changing for the better. Mr. Kwaku Atwere, CEO of World Tour & Entertainment narrated.
When quizzed about the event’s motivation, he claimed that World Tour and Entertainment wanted to put a smile on the orphans’ faces while the world celebrates fathers.
Being a father involves a lot of commitment to one’s family, requiring a lot of physical, material and emotional investments in the family, community and the nation. Many of us strive to do our best. I love being a father, he concluded.
At the end of the program APPIANYINASEHENE- JUABEN, Nana Kwanin Kwanfo II promised that , the Father’s Day Out with ORPHANS is going to be a yearly program.
He disclosed that , he is going support the World Tour and Entertainment to make it possible.
Appiayinasehene donated ghc 10,000 to the charity homes that were present at the event.
Source: SeanCitygh.net / Omal Kamil
