Nana Blawie Kandango III, Divisional Chief of the Bawia Traditional Area in the Jomoro Municipality of the Western Region, has made a significant donation to the Bawia Technical Institute. The donation includes 50 mono desks and a multi-purpose printing machine. This gesture aims to support teaching and learning at the institute. The presentation ceremony was attended by the school management and students. The chief emphasized the importance of education and youth development in Bawia and the wider Jomoro Municipality.
The Bawia Traditional Council, led by Nana Kandango III, is committed to promoting education and youth development in the area. The council recognizes the institute as a key centre for skills training and youth employability in Nzemaland and the Western Region. The chief reaffirmed the council's commitment to supporting the growth and development of the institute. This donation is part of the council's efforts to contribute to the development of the school.
Nana Kandango III stressed that the Bawia Traditional Council and the community have a role to play in the development of the school. The chief noted that they cannot wait for the government alone to support the school. The council's goal is to provide a conducive learning environment for the students. The chief mentioned that the donation of desks and a printer is just the beginning.
The chief outlined the council's vision for the future of the school. He mentioned that tomorrow's donations could include classroom blocks, dormitories, workshops, tools, and machines. The council aims to provide a comprehensive support system for the students. Nana Kandango III assured the school management and students of the Traditional Council's continued support and protection.
The Bawia Technical Institute plays a vital role in skills training and youth employability in the region. The institute provides students with the opportunity to learn a skill and build themselves for the future. The donation by Nana Kandango III is expected to enhance the learning experience for the students. The institute's growth and development are crucial for the community.
The presentation ceremony was a significant event for the school and the community. The students and school management appreciated the donation by Nana Kandango III. The event highlighted the importance of community involvement in education. The Bawia Traditional Council's commitment to education is expected to inspire other communities to follow suit.
The donation by Nana Kandango III has been well-received by the school and the community. The event was reported by Emmanuel Gamson of the Ghana News Agency. The article was edited by Justina Hilda Paaga and Lydia Kukua Asamoah. The report highlights the efforts of the Bawia Traditional Council to support education in the area.
Key points
- Nana Blawie Kandango III donates 50 mono desks and a printing machine to Bawia Technical Institute.
- The Bawia Traditional Council is committed to promoting education and youth development in Bawia and the wider Jomoro Municipality.
- The donation aims to support teaching and learning at the institute.
