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Philanthropist launches foundation to support widows and orphans affected by Kusaug conflict

The founder of Inshallah Widows and orphans Foundation, Fuseini Akakoob Awudu, a young man and a farmer by profession, said in consultation with his people, he decided to set up the foundation to provide relief and hope to the vulnerable in the six administrative districts of Kusaug Traditional area.
He also used the occasion to make a passionate appeal to government, NGOs, and other organizations to support the foundation so it can expand its reach and continue to help numerous widows and orphans in the area.
A philanthropist from the Kusaug Traditional area of the Upper East Region has launched a new foundation aimed at supporting widows and orphans as some affected by the prolonged conflict in the kusaug area.
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