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M.Y Caesar Company donates items to Parliament to cushion Covid-19

Management of M.Y Caesar Company Ltd. has presented 400 packs of Dr. Caesar Lina Energy Drink worth ¢12,000 to Parliament as part of efforts to fight the scourge of Covid-19 in Ghana.

Presenting the products on behalf of the beverage firm, Special Advisor to the company, Francis Vorgbe said the gesture forms part of their Corporate Social Responsibility.

“Given the fact that they have donated to various institutions like the Jubilee House, Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, Komfo Anokye Hospital, Lekkma Hospital, Ghana Armed Forces, Ghana Police Service among others”.

“This is the product for our times giving the benefits it presents to the fight against the Coronavirus. As we battle this unseen enemy, it’s important for corporate Ghana to also deepen their contributions to the fight against the virus,” Francis Vorgbe stated.

Receiving the items on behalf of Parliament, Head of Speaker’s Secretariat of Parliament, Mathew Abrefa Tawiah lauded management of M.Y Caesar Company for the kind gestures to the Covid-19 Trust Fund estimated at over $1million.

As the Covid-19 case count hits over 20,000, corporate entities have all adopted strict safety protocols to ensure the safety of workers and clients.

This includes the mandatory wearing of face masks, washing of hands and social distancing.

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