Michael Kwame Adade: Meet the Ghanaian Football Player in Germany who quit to set up Charity Foundation

• 26-year-old Ghanaian, Michael Kwame Adade, is planning to set up his charity work in Ghana and help a lot of kids who are unable to go to school
• The kind-hearted young man who grew up in Germany with his family has set up a charity foundation that provides for 80-100 homeless people regularly
• He was a professional footballer in Germany before quitting & now runs small private jet company

Michael Kwame Adade, a 26-year-old gentleman who was born in the Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana grew up in Germany with his family, has set up a charity foundation that provides for 80-100 homeless people regularly.

Speaking to YEN.com.gh, Adade indicates that he set up the organization with his best friend which they call Obdachlosenhilfe, meaning help homeless in English.

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We do this every year. In winter, we try to provide 80 -100 homeless people in Munich (Germany) with warm food, warm jackets and warm blankets.

Adade is currently making plans to extend his charity work to Ghana and help a lot of kids who are unable to go to school, beginning this year from Accra to Bechem.

Interestingly, the young man grew up loving soccer and ended up becoming a professional footballer but quit after suffering from an injury.

I was in a soccer academy in Germany, a school is for players who played at Bayern Munich, Unterhaching or 1860 Munich. I have played for Bayern youth, 1860 Rosenheim youth, and 1860 München Youth. But I stopped playing soccer after I had an injury," he tells YEN.com.gh.

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Currently, the 26-year-old, together with his friend, Jerome Zitoto Dembo, runs their own business which is a small private jet company.

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Source: YEN.com.gh