Former Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) Mayor, Kojo Bonsu on Saturday, spent time feasting with children at the Osu orphanage.

The joyful moment was to commemorate his birthday as he turns a year older today, November 7, 2021.

Kojo Bonsu feasts with children at the Osu Children's Home as part of his birthday  celebration - MyJoyOnline.com


He explained he spends time thrice every year with the children, adding he deemed it a responsibility to put smiles on the faces of the kids.


The celebrant, who is also a former Managing Director of Ghana Oil (Goil), shared words of encouragement with the children.


Describing himself as a big orphan, he disclosed his father passed while he was age five and his mum at 18.

PHOTOS: Kojo Bonsu feasts with children at Osu Children's Home to mark  birthday - Graphic Online


However, he noted it did not deter him from pushing hard to make it in life.


Thus, he was optimistic although the children were orphans today, they were special children who possessed endless potential needed for the development of Ghana in the future.

Kojo Bonsu feasts with children at the Osu Children's Home as part of his birthday  celebration - MyJoyOnline.com


To him, some future leaders of the country would emerge from the orphanage in the near future.


During the visit, he donated several food items, assorted drinks, toiletries, and stationery to help in the upkeep of the orphanage.

Kojo Bonsu feasts with children at the Osu Children's Home as part of his birthday  celebration - MyJoyOnline.com


The National Democratic Congress flagbearer hopeful personally shared hot meals and ate.

PHOTOS: Kojo Bonsu feasts with children at Osu Children's Home to mark  birthday - Graphic Online


The handlers and managers at the facility, who were overwhelmed, expressed appreciation to Mr Bonsu for his kind gesture.

Kojo Bonsu feasts with children at the Osu Children's Home as part of his birthday  celebration - MyJoyOnline.com

The day was climaxed with a dancing competition among the children with the winner duly honoured.