The second edition of the Zongo Heroes Awards and Fundraising Ceremony was held on November 8 at the National Mosque, recognizing citizens who have contributed to the development of their communities and promoted peaceful cohesion among youth in Zongo communities across Ghana.
The event, organized by the self-proclaimed Mayor of Nima, Mr. Abdul Fatahu Alhassan, honored individuals for their dedication to education and community development within Zongo communities. The National Chief Imam, Dr. Ousman Nuhu Sharubutu, was the guest of honor and received an award for his contribution to peace and development.
Some of the key highlights from the event include:
– Zongo University Initiative: Mr. Fatahu announced plans to establish a Zongo University to provide early training and education to Zongo youth, equipping them with skills to contribute to Ghana’s workforce.
– Call to Action: The National Chief Imam emphasized the importance of peaceful cohesion among Zongo communities and called on stakeholders, government institutions, and religious bodies to collaborate in addressing youth violence, drug abuse, and teenage pregnancy in Zongo communities.
– Community Focus: The event celebrated local citizens, promoted community development, and highlighted the commitment of leaders like Mr. Abdul Fatahu Alhassan to addressing challenges facing Zongo communities.
Overall, the Zongo Heroes Awards aim to recognize and celebrate community champions who are making a positive impact in their communities.
