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The National Entrepreneurship and Innovative Plan (NEIP) led by CEO, Lawyer John Kumah has presented a cheque of GHC2,000  each to the 20 members of the disabled who were chosen to partake in the Presidential Empowerment for Women entrepreneurs with Disability as a startup Capital to boost their business.

The women among the 1000 members who were selected to meet the President at the Jubilee House on Tuesday, 30th April 2019 where the President Stated that the Programme is not only a fulfillment of the NPP Manifesto pledge to support women entrepreneurs but to help improve their livelihood and also help them realize 2030 UNSDG goals 5, 8 and 10

Present at the Meeting were the 2nd Vice Chairman of the Ejisu Constituency, Chairman Ntim Twumasi Kwaku  urged the disabled association to use the money according to the purpose they have been asked to use to bring improvement in their livelihood.

The Beneficiaries expressed their profound gratitude to the President and the CEO of NEIP for the honour done them.

They pledged to make sure they do what is expected of them to help achieve the “Ghana Beyond Aid” Agenda of the President of the Republic.