SYNAGOUE CHURCH DONATES TO THE DEPRIVED AT AJUMANKO-BISEASE

   By Felix Engsalige Nyaaba 

 Prophet T.B Joshua’s church, the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) in Lagos, Nigeria on Friday made a historic and unheard of move by donating GHC 2, 000.00 as well as some learning materials to the Presbyterian Junior High School in the Ajumanko-Bisease in the Central Region.

The donation which was made by an Accra High Court judge and member of the Church, Mr. Justice John Ajet-Nasam, was as a result of an appeal by the Teachers and pupil of the school who have been in a dilapidated structure for many years without any assistance from the government.

The money would be used for the reroofing of the school building which has been affected by rainstorm last year and to also register over 100 students who would be sitting for this year Basic Education Certificate Examinations (BECE).

The teaching staff of the school was all also given CD’S of T.B Joshua which they would use to watch the work of the Man of God far way at Nigeria.

The donation surprised many who never expect that the School and the pupil would ever receive a relief after several appeals to the government and other philanthropist organization have failed.

Presenting the money to the school authorities, Mr. Justice Ajet-Nasam said, Jesus directed his  disciple to love their neighbours and that the church was out there to assist all kinds of people who are in need, especially the young, who are the future of the earth.

He said, the church was touched by the plight of the school and the pupil upon hearing it and assured the school authority that the church will do more for both the educational and spiritual life of the children whenever there is an opportunity.

“ The future of these young ones are very dear to God, so the Church led by Prophet T.B Joshua  as part of its social responsibility decides  to reach out to people who needs help and to assist such persons in its small way,” Justice Ajet-Nasam said.

He told the school authority and the children that Prophet T.B Joshua has taken education seriously as part of his God message to the world and has helped a lot of people to further their education and assured the school children that, the Church was ready to help them provided they take their education seriously and obtained good qualifications after their BECE.

The school Headmaster, Mr. Stephen Bennett on behalf of the school authorities and students thanked Justice Ajet-Nasam, his team and the Church for the gesture and promised the money would be used for the purpose it was donated for.

He said, the school has been deprived from infrastructure development after several appeals till Prophet T.B Joshua heard their plights.

He added that he and the teaching staff would do their best to ensure the success of the pupils in their academic endeavors.

As part of the presentation tour to the deprived people, the church also donated assorted farming tools and wheel chairs to the chiefs and people of the Bisease community.

The items were four boxes of Wellington-boots and dozens of cutlasses for farmers and eleven wheel chairs for the physically challenged persons and the elderly.

Justice Ajet-Nasam who was accompanied by Lawyer Mavis Kwanoir, a member and other members of the church also donated two wheel chairs and dozens of Toilet-Rolls to the Ajumanko-Bisease Health Centre.

According to him, the donations to the farmers and the physically challenged persons were part of the church responsibility to help feed the hungry through farmers and to the disable that could not walk as a result of sickness or accidents.

Omanhene   Nana Kwasi Bodaa  IV, on behalf of Nana Okofo Kwakoragyan III, the paramount  Chief of the Ajumanko-Bisease traditional area received the items for the farmers at the Biseasehene  palace.

He thanked Justice Ajet-Nasam and his team as well as the Church, especially it leader and Founder, Prophet T.B Joshua for the gesture and assured that, they would be use for the intended purpose.

He said the items were donated at the right time of the season as farmers are preparing to go to farms for the year.

Many of the physically challenged persons expressed their joy and thanked Prophet T.B Joshua for helping them to be able to move to places where they could not have without the wheelchairs.

Some of the farmers also thanked Justice Ajet-Nasam, and his team as well as the entire members of the Church for coming to their aid.

The team has earlier on the way to Bisease stop at Ekumfi-Essarkyere and presented bags of Rice’s, Cooking Oil, Tins of Sardins and Wheel Chair to some elderly persons in the community.

While at Ekumfi-Essarkyere, the team also donated an amount of GHC250.00 to three Children who lost their parents and are being taken care of  by their grandmother who is a physically challenge person.

Caption: Justice John Ajet-Nasam presenting the money to Headmaster of Bisease Presby JHS, Mr. Bennett,(Inset) Justice Ajet-Nasam helping a physically challenged to ride a wheel chair.