Africa Para Games get Lemon Catering Services sponsorship
Organisers of the upcoming Africa Paralympics Games in Ghana have received a sponsorship from Lemon Catering Services.
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The sponsorship which is valued at GH₵100,000 would see the company supply 10,000 bottles of their fruit juice products to support the Games.
Presenting the package to the Local Organising Committee (LOC) in Accra on Friday, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Lemon Catering Services, Roseline Acheampong said, the move was to support athletes and officials during the Games.
"It is a great honour to be associated with the Games. Being the first of its kind, Lemon Catering Services is privileged to be a sponsor of an avenue to project key talents of para sportsmen and women while we compete for laurels," she stated.
She added that her outfit, "rejoice and share with all the great moments and downtime. As sponsors of this great event, we seek to provide the best, healthy and sport friendly juices and meals to bring out the best from all athletes competing."
The company is expected to provide over 800 bottles of fresh juice to athletes and officials each day for 10 days.
The chairman of the LOC, Mr Chris Boadi-Mensah who received the package, expressed appreciation to Lemon Catering Services for coming on board as one of the sponsors of the Games.
He was excited the about the sponsorship stating that the games would be a huge invent and urged other companies to take advantage of that to come and support them.
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"It would be a huge event in coming days and call on other corporate entities to come on board to be part of history," he added.
The President of the African Paralympic Committee, Mr Samson Deen commended the company for the bold step as it would serve as huge boost to the athletes.
"We are on course to host a very successful Games and call on corporate Ghana to follow the steps taken by Lemon Catering Services to get on board," he reiterated.
The first African Para Games is set to begin on September 3-2 in Accra.