Comedienne, Heiress Jacinta, took to the streets of Accra to share food for the homeless and less privileged people as her way of celebrating her birthday.
According to the stand-up comedian, she understands how it feels to have nothing and/or struggle to have food on a table.
Sharing a video of her celebration on Instagram, Jacinta said she was happy to help the people in any way she could.
The comedian and her team pulled up to random places in Accra to give out the food.
People came in their numbers and at times formed long queues to get their share of the birthday food.
"To mark my birthday this year, I was privileged to celebrate with some very special children and adults on the streets of Accra," she captioned her posts.
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