WA CENTRAL, June 9, 2026 –
The Maalisung Camp in Dondoli was filled with cheers this week after Alhaji Gbangu fulfilled a direct appeal from local youth, donating a brand-new 55-inch television set valued at GH₵5,299 to the community’s youth camp.
The donation answers a specific request from Dondoli’s football enthusiasts, who had asked Alhaji Gbangu for help securing a TV so they could watch the FIFA World Cup and other matches together. Within days of receiving the appeal, he delivered the set to Maalisung Camp, turning the youth’s request into reality.
For residents, the gesture goes beyond sports. Youth leaders at the camp described the TV as “an investment in engagement and unity,” noting that shared viewing sessions give young people a positive space to gather, discuss, and build community bonds.
This is not a one-off. Alhaji Gbangu has built a reputation across Wa Central Constituency as a consistent backer of youth development. His past support spans education programs, talent and entrepreneurship initiatives, and projects aimed at fostering social progress.
Community members say his approach is simple: listen to what young people need, then act. “He believes the youth are the backbone of every thriving community,” one Dondoli youth organizer said. “And he shows it, not just says it.”
Access to communal resources remains a challenge in many neighborhoods. For Maalisung Camp, the new TV means dozens of young people no longer have to crowd into private homes or miss key matches. It also creates a hub for future activities, from skills workshops to community forums.
The youth have publicly thanked Alhaji Gbangu, calling him accessible, generous, and deeply invested in Wa Central’s advancement. As one put it: “This is more than a television. It’s proof that our voices are heard.”
Alhaji Gbangu’s donation adds to a growing record of community-first leadership in Wa Central — where investing in young people is seen as the fastest route to lasting prosperity.
