Christopher Demenya Chief Executive Officer of Chrisbill Company Limited and staunch Asante Kotoko suporter Christopher Demenya has feted over 1000 children in and around Nima under his initiative "operation feed the needy".
Mr Demenya partnered members of the Nima Circle 300 of kotoko, as other members of the visited communities benefited from the benevolence of the philanthropist.
The events which was organised last Friday also saw the business mogul donating 100 pieces of 5 kilo rice to hundreds of grown up, giving them "special eid fitr present".
"It is a day of merry-making and nobody should be allowed to go hungry thiat is why we here today with this special eid fitr present" Mr Damenya said.
"After going through 30 days of fasting and prayers,this the time for mankind to give to others, especially the needy during such festivities like this.
"Ramadan also demands that we must love one another, irrespective of our religious differences therefore grace, kindness and the mercies provide by Allah should also be replicated by to t to others."
Mr Demenya, who is vying for ncc chairmanship of kotoko, is a patron of the Nima Circle 300 and was hugely praised by the beneficiaries for his kind gesture.
He held a similar events for 300 orphans in the Nima community during the Eid ul Adha last year at Nima.
He is said to have been carrying similar donations to most part of the zongo communities, a feat that has made him enjoy huge endorsement from most of the Kotoko supporters.
"He makes sure there's smile in the faces of these children and old women who never thought they will ever be happy like this way," said the Chairman of circle 300 Abdul Razak Ismael.
"On behalf of the musical circle of kotoko circle 300-nima,I want to thank him so much,
"He is one of our financiers and also Aspiring NCC chairman of kotoko supporters and May Almighty Allah fulfill your dreams and ambitions."
The "operation feed the needy" is a project created by Christopher Demenya to ensure the less previleged and the needy in the society.
By Fiifi Abdul Malik/ghanaguardian.com
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