OQ Movement CEO Obo Quansah Donates 30 Bags of Cement to Akropong Community Centre, Sponsors Abandze Canoe Race
Source: News Africa Ghana
In a related development, renowned businessman and philanthropist, and Chief Executive Officer of OQ Movement, Mr Isaac Obo Quansah, has extended his philanthropic support to Akropong in the Mfantseman Municipality of the Central Region, donating 30 bags of cement towards the completion of a community centre project.
The donation is aimed at supporting ongoing construction works and accelerating efforts to provide residents with a suitable facility for community meetings, social gatherings and other important communal activities.
The gesture forms part of Mr Obo Quansah’s sustained commitment to supporting community-led development initiatives and contributing to the provision of essential infrastructure across communities within the Mfantseman Municipality and beyond.
The proposed community centre is expected to serve as an important gathering place where residents can hold meetings, organise social activities and deliberate on issues affecting the development and welfare of their community.
Beyond his support for infrastructure development, Mr Obo Quansah has also demonstrated interest in promoting local cultural heritage and recreational activities.
As part of this commitment, he sponsored a canoe race competition organised by fisherfolk at Abandze during their annual festival.
His sponsorship provided support for the traditional sporting activity, which forms part of the community’s cultural celebrations and offers an opportunity for fisherfolk to showcase their skills, promote unity and strengthen community participation.
Commitment to Community Development
Speaking to the News Africa Ghana, Mr Isaac Obo Quansah reaffirmed his commitment to supporting individuals, traditional communities and development-oriented initiatives across the Mfantseman Municipality.
He explained that he had taken it upon himself to contribute, in diverse ways, towards improving the living conditions of residents and advancing the collective development of communities.
According to him, meaningful community development requires the collective efforts of individuals, traditional authorities, corporate organisations and other stakeholders who are willing to contribute resources and ideas towards addressing local needs.
He stressed that his philanthropic interventions were not restricted to a particular sector but extended to education, vocational skills development, community infrastructure, cultural preservation, sports and other areas where assistance was required.
He further underscored the importance of supporting grassroots initiatives, noting that even modest contributions could make a meaningful difference when directed towards projects that directly benefit communities.
His latest interventions at EbenKate Training Institute, Akropong and the Abandze annual festival reflect his continued involvement in initiatives aimed at empowering young people, supporting local infrastructure development, promoting community participation and preserving traditional cultural activities.
Through the OQ Movement, Mr Obo Quansah continues to demonstrate his interest in contributing to the socio-economic advancement of communities within the Mfantseman Municipality and beyond.
