Royal Winners Micro Finance Company Limited officials presenting the items to the Kumasi Central Prisons
REV. DSP MARTIN Padi, chaplain for Kumasi Central Prisons, has sternly cautioned men to be extra circumspect when they have the urge for sex so that they will not make a mistake of having sex with teenagers and find themselves in prison in the process.
He revealed pathetically that most of the inmates at the Kumasi Central Prison suffered their fate because they could not control their libido and ended up having sex with teenagers, which is against the law.
Rev. DSP Padi gave the depressing statistics when Royal Winners Micro Finance Company Limited presented assorted items and cash to support the inmates of the Kumasi Central Prison over the weekend.
The prisons chaplain revealed also that most of the inmates currently languishing in the prison, raped some innocent women and teenage girls when they had the urge for sex.
He said men could do themselves good if they started to control their libido by avoiding sexual intercourse with minors so that they would not put themselves in the grips of the law.
Among the items that Royal Winners Micro Finance Company Limited officials led by its CEO, Nana Derrick Ampomasu, presented to the prisoners were bags of rice, sugar, cooking oil, assortment of soaps and an undisclosed amount of money.
Rev. DSP Padi showered praises on the donors for their commendable gesture, passionately appealing to other well-endowed institutions and individuals in the country to assist the prisoners, whom he disclosed, were facing several challenges.
General Manager of Royal Winners Micro Finance Company Limited, Anthony Anane, said their gesture formed part of the company?s corporate social responsibilities, geared towards making life enjoyable for the prisoners.
The fast-growing micro finance company also presented bags of rice, sugar, boxes of geisha soap and undisclosed cash to the Kumasi Children?s Home to help better the lives of the residents.
Mr. Anane entreated other well-to-do organizations and individuals to follow their lead by also assisting the less endowed people and institutions in the country, reminding them that the government alone could not do it all.
Formed less than two years ago, he said Royal Winners now had about 20 branches across the country with a staff of about 600 energetic people, noting that the company?s vision was to assist small-scale businessmen to grow their businesses.
The Director of Operations of Royal Winners Micro Finance, Bentil Addo and other top executives of the company attended the two separate donations to give glamour to the events.
FROM I.F. Joe Awuah Jnr., Kumasi.
