Bunda residents commend Krachi West MCE for constructing model school complex

Residents in Bundamu and the Low-Cost area of Kete-Krachi Township in Ghana's Oti Region have lauded Krachi West Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Prosper Addo, for building a model school complex. The community had been struggling without a basic school, forcing children to walk long distances to receive education. The new school complex, which includes six classrooms for primary Kindergarten and Junior High School (JHS), is expected to offer crucial educational opportunities to the area's children.

This development will not only reduce the distance children need to travel to school but also decrease the risk of road-related accidents involving motorbikes and vehicles. The MCE and the Krachi West Municipal Assembly have been thanked for their efforts, and residents have expressed hope that the school will function effectively once commissioned.

The assembly aims to expand educational infrastructure throughout the municipality as part of its vision for improved education. Mr. Prosper Addo confirmed that the school would provide better access to quality basic education for children, including those from workers' families living in the area. He assured residents that the Assembly would supply the necessary logistics and hire adequate teaching staff.

The MCE further stated that the Assembly will continue investing in educational infrastructure throughout the municipality to enhance the quality of education and create better learning opportunities for children.