Nana Okofo Twum Barimah, the chief of Assin Dansame, has made a passionate appeal to traditional leaders in the Assin area to invest a portion of their royalties from stool lands in education. He made this call during the commissioning of a modern 6-unit classroom block at Assin Obiri Kwaku in the Assin North District on Friday, June 21, 2024.
The chief emphasized that education is the ultimate tool for development and urged traditional leaders to channel part of their royalties into education to raise responsible future leaders and good citizens. He also encouraged parents to prioritize their children’s educational needs, as their future prospects depend on a strong foundation.
Nana Twum Barimah expressed gratitude to the Assin North District Chief Executive, Hon. Charles Ohene Andoh, education officers, traditional leaders, and the Obiri Kwaku community for their efforts in making the new classroom block a reality. He pledged to support the construction of a Junior High School block with five packets of roofing sheets.
The new classroom block, which was commissioned by the Assin North District Chief Executive, Hon. Charles Ohene Andoh, is equipped with modern facilities and furniture, providing a conducive learning environment for students. The block consists of six classrooms, an office, and a store.
The construction of the classroom block was a collaborative effort between the Assin North District Assembly, traditional leaders, and the community. The project was funded by the Assin North District Assembly, with support from traditional leaders and the community.
Nana Twum Barimah’s appeal to traditional leaders to invest in education is timely, given the importance of education in development. By investing in education, traditional leaders can help raise a generation of informed, skilled, and responsible citizens who can drive progress and development in the region.
The commissioning of the new classroom block and Nana Twum Barimah’s appeal to traditional leaders to invest in education demonstrate the commitment of traditional leaders and the government to promote education and community development in the Assin area.
The Assin North District has benefited from several development projects in recent years, including the construction of schools, healthcare facilities, and roads. The district has also seen significant improvements in agriculture, with many farmers benefiting from government programs and initiatives.
Nana Twum Barimah’s leadership has been instrumental in promoting development in the Assin area. He has worked tirelessly to bring together traditional leaders, government officials, and the community to develop projects that benefit the region.
The new classroom block is a testament to the power of collaboration and community development. The block was built using local materials and labor, providing jobs and stimulating the local economy.
The students and teachers of Assin Obiri Kwaku are thrilled with the new facilities, which provide a modern and conducive learning environment. The block is equipped with desks, chairs, and teaching materials, ensuring that students have the resources they need to succeed.
Nana Twum Barimah’s appeal to traditional leaders to invest in education is a call to action for the entire community. By working together, traditional leaders, government officials, and the community can ensure that every child in the Assin area has access to quality education and the opportunities it provides.
As the Assin area continues to grow and develop, it is clear that education will play a central role in shaping the region’s future. With leaders like Nana Twum Barimah at the helm, the Assin area is sure to prosper and thrive for generations to come.
Source:kofitutunews.com
