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The CEO for Livic Ventures & Investment Construction Ltd and also the Chairman for KABAKA Foundation, Mr. Richard Owiredu Wadie, has admonished Ghanaians who are well to do or privileged in societies and communities not to neglect people who are underprivileged in their various communities or society when it comes to occasions.

He's the Forty Under 40 Entrepreneur Personality of the year in Ghana as well.

He's therefore asking Ghanaians to show genuine love to their neighbours who are less privileged to help address some deviant behaviours.

Speaking to Peace FM's reporter Michael Akrofi at Manjor, a suburb of Accra, he explained that people who are underprivileged in society are very important and also in diverse ways contribute to the welfare of their communities.

They sometimes serve as watch dogs in society, assist in communal activities, and help to address some irresponsible behaviours in their communities.

Mr. Richard Owiredu Wadie spoke to Peace FM news when he donated consumables such as; Rice, cooking oil, chicken, drinks and toys for kids to over 400 aged, children, and less privileged people in his community at Manjor.

Richard Owiredu Wadie in 2020 single handedly constructed 14 single room self contained apartments for the Kwahu Nkwatia Police.

He also paid hospital bills for 20 detained mothers at the Koforidua central hospital and annually has been donating to the facility as well.

Beneficiary Residents of the Manjor Community who were also privileged to have received some of the items thanked the young entrepreneur for his gesture.