Ayisha Modi Donates GH¢5K to Veteran Actor Jaga Pee; He Shows Gratitude in Emotional Video

• Socialite and philanthropist Ayisha Modi has donated GH¢5,000 to veteran Ghanaian actor Abeiku Nyame aka Jaga Pee
• The US-based philanthropist donated the amount to fulfill a promise she made to the actor late last year
• The cash amount was delivered by a young man and presented to the actor by Ghanaian journalist Barima Kaakyire Agyemang on her behalf

US-based socialite and philanthropist Ayisha Modi has donated GH¢5,000 to veteran Ghanaian actor Abeiku Nyame, better known as Jaga Pee, for his medications.

Last year, Modi reached out to support the struggling actor and promised to donate the cash amount to him.

The philanthropist fulfilled her word by having someone donate the money to the actor on her behalf.

Ghanaian broadcast journalist, Barima Kaakyire Agyemang, presented the GH¢5,000 to the ailing actor.

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After receiving the money, Jaga Pee expressed gratitude to Modi and thanked Agyemang and the gentleman who delivered the money on behalf of Modi.

Jaga Pee speaks in the video below:

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She shared baby bump photos in that report by YEN.com.gh and said she lost her pregnancy, which was supposed to be a daughter while going through depression.

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Source: YEN.com.gh