CEO of Engineers and Planners and Dzata Cement, Mr. Ibrahim Mahama shows love to Disabled Christian Fellowship and the Accra Rehabilitation Centre.  

The Engineers and Planners Corporate Ltd, under the able leadership of Mr. Ibrahim Mahama, a distinguished Philanthropist, and generous person of embodiment, on Wednesday 24th December, 2025, donated some items to the Disabled Christian Fellowship International, and  the Accra Rehabilitation Centre and other Persons with Disabilities.

The items include 100 bags of Rice, 20 cartons Exter Conbeef, 20 cartons of Mackerel and  20 cartons of Cooking oil.

Receiving the prestigious items on behalf of the group, the Executive Director of the Disabled Christian Fellowship International,  and immediate past, President of the Amputee Football Federation of Africa (AFFA), Mr. Francis Adjetey Sowah , expressed profound gratitude to the company, particularly, Mr. Ibrahim Mahama,  whose generosity is beyond measure .

He added, for him to remember persons with disabilities at the crucial period of joy and merry is commendable and should be emulated , more so because of their vulnerability.

Mr. Francis Adjetey Sowah, stated that , some of them, hardly gets these essential commodities to enjoy at the merry making moments of celebrations.

"For him giving us this impetus and tenacity of hope and sense of inclusivity  is something that will be written on the tablets of their  heart, and it is a reminiscent honour and privileged to be recognised" he expressed.

The presentation was done of behalf of Mr. Ibrahim Mahama, by Mr. Rafiq Mahama,  his Special Aide, who was delighted enthusiastically,  at the timing and promised that , the Company is strategically planning some phenomenal capacity building and innovative initiative for  the Disabled fraternity soon.

Present at the ceremony were Mr. Seth Dzidzornu, Centre Manager of the Accra Rehabilitation Centre, his management staff, Mr. Elvis Alipui,  Mr. James Borteye, of the Ghana Society of the Physically Disabled, and other members of the Disabled fraternity.

From Sammy Heywood Okine