Solani Group of donates to Bibiani Goldstars after historic GPL title

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Mr Solomon Aniah, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Solani Group of Companies dealers, has presented a live cow and a cash amount of $500 to Bibiani Goldstars Football Club in recognition of the team’s historic 2024/2025 Ghana Premier League (GPL) title win.

The support, according to the CEO, was to show appreciation to the club for their triumph in the GPL and bringing glory to Sefwiman.

He stated that it also formed part of the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

Mr Aniah expressed his commitment to supporting the club in their upcoming CAF Champions League campaign to ensure the success of the team on both the local and continental stages.

He appealed to the businessmen and companies operating within the Municipality and Western North Region at large to inculcate the spirit of giving and contribute to their widow’s mite to support the club ahead of the CAF Champions League campaign.

Mr Samuel Kwagyire, the Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the club, who received the donation on behalf of the team, thanked the CEO for his generosity, saying the support would greatly benefit the club.

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