Dr. Cryme Surprises 37 Military Hospital On Mother’s Day With A Donation

It’s been almost thirty years since the last donation was done at the Poku ward at the 37 military Hospital. Mother’s day is highly celebrated in Ghana but usually involves people taking their beloved parents to places of interest whiles others also peg the day for reflection and forgiveness.

It is surprising how the UN Volunteer Ambassador sacrificed almost the whole day and effort to put together this worthy project to show love to sick parents. Dr. Cryme’s Finally Finally album which encompasses the new genre of music in Ghana, Twipop will officially be outdoored in July 2011 followed by album tours accordingly.

The star who has shared stage with Busta Rhyme, Spliff Star, Rick Ross and other world renowned artist added a gold-plated plaque and masterpieces to the donation assorted items.

Dr. Cryme has recorded the highest music downloads in the March and April music months with his hit single “Kill Me Shy” which is currently airing on OBE TV in London, Channel 0 and other  big radio and TV stations around the world.

E-JAM Records, the official management company of the artist explained that the idea behind the donation was to set a pace for other upcoming celebrities to be a role model for society by donating and influencing their peers positively.

The manager also explained that the above is one of the projects on budget to be executed before half-year review and was just prudent for it to be have implemented. Korsah the Manager added that the company is also ready to release the artist for other socially viable projects from gender active to medical.

Dr Cryme (Creative Rhymes You Most Enjoy) gave a very touching speech at the Hospital to motivate sick parents. It was a very impressive event supported by E-Jam Records, Ama K Abebrese (2011 ‘Best Actress’ Africa Academy Movie Award), Emily (Emily’s Place, Tema), Emefa (Kesdem Hotel, Tema), G.Naih (Seasons Travels and Tours), Malvin (Media Whizz Kids).