Samuel Adu-Akoh Frimpong Surprises The Needy ; Gives Back To His Community

There’s nothing more rewarding than giving back and making a difference in the lives of people around you. To move forward in life, you always have to give back. The life of a young man Samuel Adu-Akoh Frimpong popularly known as Yaw Frimpong is one person everyone is proud of.

On his birthday, he organized 50 needy residents in his community and organized a toast for them. He distributed items and cash to help them and also appreciated them for the love and support they continue to show him.

Each one was given two of 1KG rice with piece of clothes. With the women some were given 4 yards and others 3yards. With the men, three yards were given while others were given two yards each depending on their size.

Samuel Adu-Akoh Frimpong A.K.A Saafrimp / Yaw Frimpong is a graduate of the University of Education, Winneba. He is the founder and CEO of Amazing Ensemble-Ghana, a choral group breaking boundaries in Ghana and Africa and also the Music Director of Emmanuel Methodist Church, Agona Swedru.

On what inspired him to organize such an event he said : The struggle of his late mum, the pain and agony she went through raising him and his siblings and also talking about love and giving back to the needy is what inspired him to also organize such an event on his birthday to honor his mother and and also give back to the needy on his birthday.

He said, he grew up in a community. He lost his mother at a young age and because of the love and respect the community had for his mother and siblings, he had to do something to also celebrate and give back to the needy on his birthday.

On his plans for his community, he said he hopes to build a care home that can take care of the needy and vulnerable and also provide them with quality health care and improve their lives.

In attendance were Madam Betty Helen Essel (Former Municipal Director of Education, Agona West ) , Rev Alex Opoku Brenya ( Rev. Minister in charge of Bethesda Methodist Church, Agona Swedru ), Evangelist Marshall Amamoo (Ordained Evangelist of the Methodist Church ) Robert Adams a news reporter at Obrempon FM was the Master of the Ceremony whiles Amazing Ensemble-Ghana gave a soothing musical interludes to celebrate the occasion.

It’s heartwarming to see young able men putting smiles on the faces of needy and giving back to their communities.