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Ghanaian movie actor Collins Oteng, known as Komfo Colege in movies, has urged government to implement measures to assist widows in the country.

According to Colege, widows find themselves in challenging situations after the loss of their husbands, leaving them vulnerable.

He emphasizes that widows struggle to provide for their families, especially after losing the support of their late husbands’ contributions.

He was speaking on behalf of Wofa Sem, who organized a health screening for some widows in the Ashanti Region.

He also donated clothing, bags of rice, oil and food to five thousand widows in Tepa.

Colege stated that Wofa Sem is dedicated to helping needy widows in the country.

“Wofa Sem is dedicated to supporting the needy at all times, but government can also do more to support widows who are struggling to make ends meet.”

He urged the government to consider establishing a dedicated ministry or incorporating a widows’ support system under the Ministry of Gender to ensure a more comprehensive assistance for widows.

Colege also took the opportunity to call on the affluent in society to be mindful of widows and extend their support to them.

Paramount Chief of Tepa Nana Adusei Atwenewa Ampem expressed gratitude to Wofa Sem for the gesture.

“You have made up your mind to assist widows and the needy. The bible says there is more blessing in giving than receiving and I pray God blesses you for your generosity. I thank you, and your staff for the support,” he said.

He added residents of Tepa will always support Wofa Sem in all his endeavors.

“We will not abandon you, we will support you always. Previously my people will come to me and ask, what I am doing for them this Christmas Your support will ho a long way in helping them celebrate this year’s Christmas.”

The people, however, called for more support to help alleviate the hardship of the needy in the community.

Some musicians like Kuame Eugene, Frank Naro, Joyce Blessing and other Kumawood actors like Komfo Kolege, Osoode and more graced the programme with an electric performances to entertain the widows.