Telecel Ghana Music Awards' 2024 New Artiste of the Year, King Paluta, has made a donation to the Kumasi Children’s Home.
The donation took place on Sunday, January 12, 2025, when King Paluta presented items such as rice, cooking oil, toiletries, bottled water, canned foods, and beverages, as well as bags of sugar, clothing, and mattresses.
Paluta described the gesture as his demonstration of love to the children and his New Year present.
Apart from the donation of the items, he also spent quality time with the children and had a pep talk with them.
The 'Aseda' hit maker made the announcement on his Facebook page:
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