Alagumgube Expands with Inauguration of Kumasi Branch
Alagumgube, a community development association, has taken a significant step in its expansion journey with the inauguration of its new branch in Kumasi. Apexnewsgh reports The event, which took place on April 27, 2024, at Plus 2 Pub in Kumasi, Ashanti Region, was attended by local and international dignitaries. The founder of Alagumgube, Mr. Gabriel Agambila, delivered a keynote speech emphasizing the association’s vision and its dedication to the development of the Upper East Region. He highlighted the strategic importance of opening a branch in Kumasi, a hub that would facilitate the association’s growth and impact. The program featured live cultural performances and refreshments, creating a vibrant atmosphere. Many attendees shared their opinions about the association and made generous contributions, expressing strong encouragement for Alagumgube to continue its impactful work. The newly appointed interim executives of the Kumasi branch were officially sworn in by Mr. Agambila. The executives include Margaret Apana as Chairperson, Faustina Akunyana as Secretary, Hamza Salifu as Public Relations Officer, and Hawa Sulemana and Yakubu Razak as Organizing Secretary and Deputy Organizing Secretary, respectively. On behalf of the newly sworn-in executives, Chairperson Margaret Apana expressed gratitude to all guests and members for honoring the invitation. She reaffirmed the commitment of the executives to work diligently toward the development of the Upper East Region and called on everyone to support the association’s vision in any way they can. The inauguration ended on a high note, further strengthening Alagumgube’s presence in the region and reinforcing its commitment to community development. With this new branch, Alagumgube is poised to make a greater impact in the lives of people in the Upper East Region and beyond. Source: Apexnewsgh.com
Alagumgube Association Boosts Bolga Hospital Maternal Care with Generous Donation
In a heartwarming display of community spirit, the Alagumgube Association has donated essential items to the Maternity Ward of the Bolgatanga Regional Hospital. Apexnewsgh reports The donation, facilitated by Naba Asalia Patrick Ayimbilla, Acting President of the Bolgatanga Traditional Council, aims to support maternal and newborn care in the region. The donated items, which include 2 walkers, 2 beds, 10 mattresses, and 10 pillows, will undoubtedly enhance the resources available at the facility. Speaking at the presentation ceremony, Naba Asalia Patrick Ayimbilla emphasized the importance of maternal health in community development. “The health of our community begins with the health of our mothers and children. Every mother deserves quality care, and every newborn deserves a strong start in life,” he stated. The Alagumgube Association’s commitment to giving back to society and strengthening healthcare services in the region is truly commendable. Their donation serves as a shining example of the power of collective efforts to improve lives. As Naba Asalia Patrick Ayimbilla noted, “We believe this contribution will help improve conditions at the maternity ward and provide much-needed comfort for patients.” Dr. Saanwie Aiden, Medical Director of the hospital, expressed profound gratitude to the Alagumgube Association for their generous gesture. He assured the association that the donated items would be used for their intended purpose to benefit mothers and their newborns. The event, attended by traditional leaders, hospital officials, and members of the community, was a testament to the impact of community-driven initiatives. Other personalities present at donation ceremony include Gambibgo Chief Naba Sadik Ayine Inusah, Madam Habib Asuurebuno Alhassan and more. However, Mr. Gabriel Agambila who was also present during the donation event extended his appreciation on behalf of Alagumgube Association, “We are grateful to everyone who participated in the ceremony and thankful to the diaspora members for their timely contribution to the regional hospital donation.” Source: Apexnewsgh.com