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It would be recalled that the Hollywood star revealed that he is currently building a school in his village at Nsaba in the Central Region. The actor revealed in an interview with Doreen Avio that he would want to give back to society after achieving success in his life.
Earlier, he revealed that he is currently in search of a headmaster to administer his school and would pay double whatever salary the person is receiving from his current school.
In his most recent tweet, the comedian revealed that children who will be attending his school will be gaining scholarships at his expense but he is willing to welcome anyone who would want to sponsor the needs of at least one student every year.
He wrote; I’m building a private school in my village that every kid will get a scholarship to at my expense but anyone one of ya are welcome to sponsor a kid each year. I’ll let ya know in a few days how you can help
See the tweet below:
In other news, member of parliament representing the Ningo-Prampram, Hon. Sam Nartey George has revealed that the NDC and the minority in parliament have not given up on the fight to have the e-levy bill eradicated from the system.
This comes at the back of the minority in parliament storming out of the chambers after the announcement made by the majority to consider the second reading of the e-levy.
The minority before the passing of the e-levy bill denounced their participation in further proceedings with regards to the e-levy since all the members have opposed the approval of the controversial bill.
We want to be recorded that when the E-Levy was brought to the 8th Parliament, we stood together, we opposed it, we asked for its rejection and we said we would not support it,” the minority said.
Speaking in an interview on the Delay Show with Deloris Frimpong Manso, Hon. Sam George intimated that the minority and concerned members of the NDC have not given up on the fight even though they stormed out of the chamber during the approval of the bill.