Government reassigns abandoned STEM centre at Ahafoman SHS to new contractor
Government has reassigned the abandoned Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) centre at Ahafoman Senior High Technical School in Goaso, Ahafo Region, to a new contractor for completion. The project is expected to strengthen STEM education in the region by providing students with facilities to develop their knowledge and skills in science and technology. Speaking […]
The Ghanaian government has transferred the unfinished Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) center at Ahafoman Senior High Technical School in Goaso, Ahafo Region, to a different contractor for completion. This move aims to improve STEM education in the region by providing students with the necessary facilities to enhance their scientific and technological knowledge and skills.
During a presentation of the new contractor to the school’s management, Project Consultant Martin Agbemador informed that the contractor has been given a 12-month period to finish the remaining tasks. He expressed confidence that the project will be completed on schedule, enabling the government to hand over the facility to the school.
Ahafoman Senior High Technical School's Headmaster, Derrick Adu-Gyamfi, welcomed the government's decision to resume work on the STEM center, calling its completion a crucial step towards enhancing STEM education in the Ahafo Region. He emphasized that this is the sole STEM center in the region, and its completion would provide significant opportunities for students interested in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Construction of the center commenced under the previous government but was eventually left incomplete, leaving the project unfinished.
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