In a world where kindness is sometimes rare, Serving Meals, Sharing Smiles is a timely reminder of the power of community and compassion. Spearheaded by Chef Skab in collaboration with Nonna’s Foods, this heartfelt initiative seeks to provide hot meals, love, and laughter to the underprivileged in our communities—one plate at a time.

The project, which builds on the success of its maiden edition dubbed “Brobbey and Friends (Feed the Street)”, was first launched as a birthday celebration of Chef Skab, transforming what could have been a private affair into a public blessing. That first edition left a lasting impression on everyone who witnessed the joy it brought to the streets.

This year marks the first official edition of Serving Meals, Sharing Smiles following the maiden event, and it’s already shaping up to be bigger, warmer, and even more impactful. The vision is simple but powerful: to give back to society, particularly to those who are often overlooked. It’s not just about food—it’s about dignity, hope, and shared humanity.

The team at Nonna’s and Chef Skab believe that celebrating life should involve lifting others up. Through this initiative, they are building more than meals—they are building memories, sparking hope, and reminding the world that everyone deserves a reason to smile.

Each year, this charitable movement will continue as part of Chef Skab’s birthday tradition, with plans to expand into schools, orphanages, and underserved communities across the country. As more hands join in and more stories are told, Serving Meals, Sharing Smiles is not just feeding bellies—it’s fueling a movement of love.

Bloggers, influencers, and media personalities are encouraged to be part of this vision—sharing the message, spreading the smiles, and helping amplify a cause that feeds both the body and the soul.

In a poignant and thought-provoking address, Pastor Jakes Tetteh, founder of Redeemed Kingdom Gospel Church at Botwe Third Gate, has shed light on the crippling effects of financial struggles on individuals and society. Borrowing the term “Moneycetamol, from award winning female musician, Shatana’s new song, Pastor Tetteh vividly illustrates the relief that financial stability brings to our lives, likening it to a potent painkiller that soothes the aches of poverty.

Pastor Tetteh’s stark warning comes amidst a growing national conversation about the song “Moneycetamol” by musician Shatana, which has sparked intense debates within churches and beyond. With unflinching candor, Pastor Tetteh emphasizes that the absence of financial stability is a toxic cocktail that can lead to the commodification of the human body through prostitution, the suffocating grip of frustration and despair, the relentless terror of insomnia and sleepless nights and the devastating finality of death.

As the cost of living continues its relentless ascent, leaving countless individuals on the precipice of desperation, Pastor Tetteh’s message serves as a clarion call to society. He urges us to seek not only divine intervention but also financial empowerment, recognizing that economic stability is the bedrock upon which we build our mortal lives.

Pastor Tetteh’s words resonate deeply with those who face the harsh realities of economic hardship daily. His message is a poignant reminder that financial instability is not merely an economic issue but a moral and mental one, with far-reaching consequences that imperil our very well-being.

Listen to Pastor Tetteh’s exact words from the video below.