Kintampo North MP secures six-unit classroom block, ultramodern KG with sanitation facilities for Gurumaline Islamic school

Construction work is advancing on a state-of-the-art six-unit classroom block and an ultramodern KG block, complete with offices and a 12-unit W/C toilet facility, for the Gurumaline Islamic School in Kintampo. Funded by GETFund, the project features a day nursery and a modern 12-seater toilet facility for both boys and girls, equipped with a water closet system powered by a borehole drilled by the contractor.

Mr. Joseph Kwame Kumah, the Member of Parliament for Kintampo North, played a crucial role in securing the project, lobbying GETFund as Vice Chairman of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Education. Before this, the school lacked a toilet facility and a changing room for girls, making it difficult, especially for girls during their menstrual cycle.

The Municipal Chief Executive for Kintampo North, Isaac Donkor, hailed the project as a testament to President Mahama and the NDC government's commitment, noting it is part of a series of classroom projects underway in the municipality. Another similar project is currently being carried out in Gulumpe, also using the same contractor, who also installed teachers' accommodation.

The Bono East Regional Minister, Mr. Francis Owusu Antwi, who inspected the project, commended the MP, the Municipal Chief Executive, and the former MP for their collaboration in realizing the government's resetting agenda. He expressed satisfaction with the quality and progress of the work, praising the community for their enthusiasm and the fact that more projects are on the way.