Corporal Simon Agbeko: Ghanaian Police Officer Wins Outstanding Civil Servant of the Year Award

• A Ghanaian police officer, Corporal Agbeko Simon Ekpeagba, has won the Outstanding Civil Servant of the Year award at the 2022 Humanitarian Awards Global
• The prestigious award is in recognition of Corporal Ekpeagba's commendable service to humanity and society
• He told YEN.com.gh that the award would motivate him to do more as he has more projects targeting the vulnerable in society

Corporal Agbeko Simon Ekpeagba, a Ghanaian police officer, has been adjudged the Outstanding Civil Servant of the Year at the 2022 Humanitarian Awards Global.

The benevolent police officer has established himself as a philanthropist who will go out of his way to help people, especially the vulnerable.

The prestigious award, which honours change makers, is in recognition of his service to humanity and society.

Speaking to YEN.com.gh in an exclusive interview, Corporal Agbeko said he does not impact lives for awards but is honoured for the recognition.

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''I don't do good for an award, but if some people have noticed what I'm doing for society and think I should be celebrated, I'm honoured.

''It will motivate me to do more for society as I have more projects targeting the vulnerable in the future,'' he said.

Corporal Agbeko is impacting lives through his foundation called A helping HAND 1.

Police Officer Grabs Humanitarian Award

In a related story, YEN.com.gh reported that Corporal Agbeko received another humanitarian award.

The publication by Pulse.com.gh revealed that Lance Corporal Simon Agbeko was recently honoured by the Humanitarian Global Awards as the Best Civil Servant for the year 2021.

The 2021 edition of the Humanitarian Awards Global took place at the Labadi Beach Hotel on September 18, 2021.

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Policeman Donates Wheelchair

Also, YEN.com.gh reported that Ghanaian police officer Corporal Simon Ekpeagba Agbeko showed kindness to a physically challenged woman.

Charlotte Anyitei, age 54, became paralysed at age six after a complicated medical procedure that left her in a sorry state.

German-based Lord's Peace Foundation has donated a wheelchair to the 'disabled' woman via the police officer who is with the Accra Regional Police Command.

Source: YEN.com.gh