VIDEO: SIC Ladies Association Fetes Royal Seed Orphanage


The SIC Ladies Association(SICLA) has organized a party to put smiles on the faces of the unfortunate children at the Royal Seed Orphanage last Saturday April 21, 2018 when they paid visit to the orphanage to donate some relief items for the upkeep of the home.

The ladies in the company of their President, Ms. Bernice Boachie including some executive members actually spent an ample time with the kids at the orphanage just to put smiles on their faces.
They prepared a variety of mouth-watering dishes including Jollof Rice and Fufu which was served among every kid together with chilled soft drinks. Music for their dancing feet was at its peak and children danced and make merry throughout their time of stay. 

The Ladies later donated household supplies ranging from sanitary pads, baby showering gels, baby wipes, loaves of bread, bottles of cooking oils, used clothes, Nan baby Formula, baby clothes including food stuffs and more.



Ultimately before checking out of the home, the magnanimous President of SICLA, Ms. Bernice Boachie presented her used 2012 Model Kia Spectra Saloon car on behalf of the Association to the founder of the Royal Seed Orphanage, Ms. Naomi Esi Amoah to support her run her errands with ease.

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