Story by: Paul Mensah Nsor
The Theresa Ameley Tagoe Foundation and Fiifi Tagoe Fun Club organized a successful unity tournament in Ablekuma West Constituency, Accra, Ghana, on Good Friday. The event aimed to unite the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and promote health awareness in the community.
The tournament featured a football match between the Northern zone and Southern zone teams, with both male and female participants. Additionally, free health screening services were provided, including malaria testing, typhoid testing, sugar (diabetes) checks, breast screening, and more. Attendees also enjoyed free drinks and water.
Hon. Fiifi Tagoe, founder of Fiifi Tagoe Fun Club, emphasized the importance of unity in the constituency, stating, "The reason why we organize this tournament is to unite again and come together as one so that we can work together to win back our constituency." He appealed for forgiveness and unity among party members, highlighting the upcoming parliamentary elections in the constituency.
"This is a special day for us this Good Friday, so today we are playing football and also doing health screening for the constituency. I know that one day you people will remember I'm who unite NPP in Ablekuma West and also remember me in the election." - Hon. Fiifi Tagoe, Founder of Fiifi Tagoe Fun Club.
The event demonstrated the commitment of the Fiifi Tagoe Fun Club and Theresa Amely Tagoe Foundation to giving back to the community and promoting social cohesion ¹.
