Ashanti Regional Minister Gifts Student Money for His Fees on Social Media

Ashanti Regional Minister Gifts Student Money for His Fees on Social Media

  • Dr Frank Amoakohene, the newly appointed regional minister for the Ashanti Region, gifted a Facebook follower some money
  • The young Ghanaian asked the regional minister for financial help in the comment section of a post he made
  • Other social media users who saw the post and the regional minister's response thanked him for his benevolence

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The Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr Frank Amoakohene, gave a Facebook follower some money to help the person buy her school books.

The regional minister shared a post on his Facebook timeline indicating the bus schedule for a tour to Lake Bosomtwe.

Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr Frank Amoakohene, AshantiFest, Ashanti region, Kumasi, Benevolence, Regional Minister gives money.
Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr Amoakohene, gifts Facebook follower GH¢400. Photo credit: @DrAmoakohene
Source: Facebook
“Lake Bosomtwe, 30 buses are available. KNUST, AAMUSTED, Anloga, High School Junction, Amakom Shell, Mampong.”

In the comment section, one person asked the regional minister for help and left her details as part of the post in case Dr Frank Amoakohene wanted to help.

“My father, please, I need 400gh for my school books, please. 0592118812... Kwakyewaa Mavis.”

The Minister responded and asked the follower to send him her account details.

“Ok, send momo number,” Dr Frank Amoakohene responded.
Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr Frank Amoakohene, AshantiFest, Ashanti region, Kumasi, Benevolence, Regional Minister gives money.
Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr Frank Amoakohene gifts Facebook follower GH¢400. Photo credit: @DrAmoakohene
Source: Facebook

The young lady did not immediately confirm if the regional minister sent the money via mobile money or any other means as pledged. The regional minister had also not confirmed the same by the time of publishing this article.

Dr Amoakohene hailed for helping lady pay fees

Several Ghanaians who saw the post shared their thoughts. Some thanked the Ashanti regional minister for his benevolence. Others wondered why Dr Frank Amoakohene asked for the person’s Mobile Money details without verifying the story.

YEN.com.gh collated some reactions to the post. Read them below:

Eric Sarfo said:

“Galilea Prayer Camp, Please, Dr has done this from his heart, kindly use it for the intended purpose. I was about to help you. I pray that you will learn and become a good man one day, and also help the needy! God richly bless you, Dr.”

Lydia Osei wrote:

“Dr Frank Amoakohene, God bless you, Dr of all nations.”

Divine Ahiagbede Baba-Hindu said:

“Dr Frank Amoakohene, Dr, how do you verify these demands? Because people can take advantage of your generosity. Looking at the profile of the person, I wonder if he/she is a student.”

Mhaame Phosuah Dixon wrote:

“People like begging too much. Under every post. His account is someway bi. Gyidi kckcc school nso y3tua fees 😂😂😂🙊.”

Dr Amoakohene conducts lab tests for inmates

Yen.com.gh reported that Dr Frank Amoakohene led a medical screening exercise as part of the AshantiFest celebration.

The event was held at the Kumasi Central Prisons, where the medically trained minister was captured taking samples.

Social media users who saw the posts celebrated the doctor.

Naana Hayford shows up at AshantiFest

Meanwhile, Yen.com.gh earlier reported that actress Naana Hayford Domfeh was invited to the maiden Ashanti Festival's movie night in Kumasi.

The veteran Ghallywood and Kumawood actress joined her colleague actors for a screening of some movies.

The actress was given a citation by the Ashanti Regional Minister in honour of her legacy.

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Source: YEN.com.gh

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Magdalene Larnyoh (Human-Interest editor) Magdalene Larnyoh writes for the Human Interest Desk at YEN.com.gh. She has over ten years of experience in media and communications. She previously worked for Citi FM, Pulse Ghana, and Business Insider Africa. She obtained a BA in Social Sciences from the University of Cape Coast (UCC) in 2012. Reach out to her on magdalene.larnyoh@yen.com.gh