The Accra Ubuntu Lions Club over the weekend feted more than 800 vulnerable and underprivileged people on the streets of Accra, as part of their fourth anniversary celebration.
Among the 800 people who were fed were Kayaye (head porters), people with disabilities, the aged, and the marginalised as well as many children on the streets.
This was during a float through some principle streets, the central business district of Accra and used the opportunity to call on government to take the necessary actions to curb the incidence of streetism in the country.
Dubbed: 'Agenda Feed 400 Underprivileged On The Streets of Accra,' the aim of float ofthe Club in partnership with 2P-Waves Foundation, Tema Supreme Leo Club, and the Accra Ubuntu Leo Club, was to combat Hunger-a global course of the parent Lions International body that is also known to be closely tied to streetism within the country.
