CHEMPHE To Build KVIP For HASUODZIE VILLAGE
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Ghana’s King of RnB Chemphe after a remarkable survey about the vulnerability of the Hasuudzie village in the central region has finally confirmed providing the community with their most sought for request. The village which is located 600 meters away from Saltpond in the central region currently does not have light, water and other basic facilities including a KVIP.
Chemphe under his “double P” project which campaigns for peace but against poverty have been very instrumental in educating fish mongers in Tema Newtown and provided excellent human capital development to the populace at Hasuudzie village in August 2012. Though one of the key issues he faces is funding, he is still pushing his dream of becoming a global citizen by being a tool for poverty reduction and peace, a reality.
Hasuudzie village in the central region will experience the first major physical development per community under the project by Chemphe. He confirmed that he will be building a KVIP since the village have tourist worthy beaches and is very optimistic when their beach is kept clean will attract numerous developments. Chemphe and his team E-Jam Records will administer similar project at “Jakiti” at the eastern region before close of year 2012 for the final quarter implementation.
www.233times.net report
ABOUT: Nana Kwesi Coomson
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