Ghollywood Actress Yvonne Okoro aims at Saving 5000 Lives | Commissions Borehole to Provide Drinkable Water

Award winning Ghanaian-Nigerian actress, Yvonne Okoro has recently commissioned a borehole for the use of the Wungu people in Walewale community. For decades, the people have had to embark on a daily 3km walk to fetch drinkable water to feed their families.
According
to reports, a lack of access to clean drinking water has plagued the
people of Wungu and neighboring communities and prior to this
commission, of locals drank from open holes dug in the sand of dry
riverbeds with its contents invariably contaminated. This donated
borehole will therefore, these borehole will be the area’s main clean water source.
Speaking
during the commissioning, the award-winning actress said “we hope this
will trigger more discussion on how to help more rural communities. Lack
of safe drinking water is one of the world’s leading problems. We want
to put an end to clean water scarcity in West Africa”
It is
estimated that this borehole will change the lives of over 5,000 or more people
and with continued support of the entertainment industry and Africa
World Airlines, Yvonne Okoro also revealed that this is a first in a
series of initiatives targeted at helping women and children in Nigeria
and Ghana.
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