Dr. Francis Adomako, the Ashanti Regional Organizer for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has reaffirmed his commitment to philanthropy, stating that giving back to society, particularly to the vulnerable brings him profound joy.
Gesture of Kindness:
Marking the first day of 2026 with an act of charity, Dr. Adomako visited the Touch A Life Foundation at Abrankese.
He donated an assortment of essential items, including rice, cooking oil, canned fish, toiletries, soft drinks, and sachet water.
Reflecting on his motivation, Dr. Adomako shared that his desire to help orphans stems from the love he received from his own parents before their passing.
“Whenever I think of my late parents, I am moved to put myself in the shoes of the vulnerable. Today, as we begin a new year, I decided to share the grace of God with these children,” he stated.
Political Outlook:
Beyond his philanthropic efforts, Dr. Adomako spoke on his expectations for the year.
He expressed optimism that 2026 would be a year of abundant opportunity for all Ghanaians.
Turning to internal party matters, the Regional Organizer emphasized the need for unprecedented unity as the NPP prepares for its flag-bearer election on January 31st.
He urged supporters of the five aspirants to maintain a high standard of decorum during the campaign.
Focus on Competence:
He advised party faithful to campaign strictly on the merits and track records of their preferred candidates.
Avoid Hostility:
By sticking to facts and competence, he noted, the party can avoid the “temptation of insults or denigration” that could fracture the party ahead of the general elections.
Appreciation:
Mr. Michael Morgan, the Care Center Manager for the Touch A Life Foundation, expressed deep gratitude for the donation.
He noted the significance of the visit, pointing out that despite the home operating in Abrankese for 13 years, this was the first time a high-ranking NPP official from the region had visited to provide support.
“We are grateful to Dr. Francis Adomako for this exemplary show of leadership,” Mr. Morgan said. “We pray that just as he has remembered these children, God grants him success in all his future endeavors.”
Story By Michael Ofosu-Afriyie,
Kumasi
