I surprised a Fashion Design School in Ghana
I feel so happy anytime I have the opportunity to support people. Do you feel that way too? I don’t know how to explain this but there is this sense of fulfilment and joy. Take this with you from me, Wode Maya, anytime you find yourself in a space that requires you to support others, do not relent. I repent do not relent. It doesn’t have to be anything big. Just a little act of kindness and trust me it goes a long way. Can we all do this? As a matter of fact, I would want to hear your feedback from this exercise so feel free to reach out to me on any of my social media handles. I’ll be glad to hear from you on how the exercise is going.
Walking down the memory lane, two months ago I visited the Volta Region of Ghana and all I wanted to do was explore and show the beauty of this region to the world. If you haven’t watched those videos, click the link to watch the video and come along with me. In as much I only wanted to explore, I decided to interview entrepreneurs as well so they can share their inspiring journeys with the world and that is how I found Garment Technology Centre.
The CEO of Garment Technology Centre, Madam Monica Amegashie-Viglo was trained locally in Ghana and she decided to use her empowerment to train about 250 other young women. Isn’t that incredible? Isn’t that inspiring enough. Listen, I declared this year as a year of Charity and so at the least thing, I am reminded of the goal I have to achieve before the year ends. Well, some people might think that I do this just for the cameras but I believe that we all want to change the world and that is why I have started in my own small way to serve as an inspiration to you all so why don’t you pick up this challenge as well. While interviewing this woman, one of the things she said that broke my heart was that sometimes, she has to turn a number of ladies away because of unavailability of equipment more especially the sewing machine for their final practical work. The year of charity, right? I decided to give her 5 new set of sewing machines to help train 5 more students and more. It’d interest you to know that when I said, I didn’t even have a dollar on me but I was determined to do this mainly because I felt inclined to support Garment Technology Centre.
So yes, I am back again to the Volta Region of Ghana and this time around, I am honouring my word by presenting 5 sewing machines to Garment Technology Centre. If you are inspired, Join Wode Maya to support Garment Technology Centre to procure more sewing machines. Remember the African proverb which says, if you educate a man, you educate an individual but if you educate a woman, you educate a nation. Contact Garment Technology Centre on +233 20 670 3469 and support her to empower more women.
A big shout out and thank you to Sirs Francis Opoku and Boateng Kofi Agyina for supporting Garment Technology Centre. I have always known I’ve got an amazing social media family and I’m more than glad you are all coming on board to join me do this.
The year of Charity is still on. Whatever you can do to put smiles on the faces of people, just do it and I believe together we can make the world a better place to live it in.
Click link to watch video and stay inspired because I have been inspired too.
Hello Wide Maya, to begin with, I thank God for helping me come across this your video, which talks about such a great Godly achievement of helping people in Africa. I have also desired to do this kind of work, of removing people from hunger and poverty, but I don’t have the means. Iam a ZAMBIAN who formed up an organization called the ZAMBIAN FOOD BANK; intended to care for orphans and vulnerable children, widows, disabled, old age and the chronically ill, not forgetting the unemployed youths. As a citizen of Africa, how can I get help to carry out this job with you? My regards Martin
Thank you Mr Wode Maya, your wife and team for the wonderful work you are doing.
Keep up the good work.