Sarki Alhaji Awal Dan Issah leads drive to complete Azhariya School Complex
Chief Sarki Alhaji Awal Dan Issah, son of the Sarkin Hausawa of Ghana, is spearheading efforts to complete a proposed three-storey school complex for Azhariya School in the Ablekuma Central Constituency of the Greater Accra Region. The initiative seeks to address the growing student population and improve teaching and learning conditions, as pupils currently operate […]
Sarkin Hausawa of Ghana, Chief Sarki Alhaji Awal Dan Issah, is spearheading a project to complete a three-story school complex for Azhariya School in Ghana's Ablekuma Central Constituency. The initiative aims to address the increasing student population and improve teaching and learning conditions, as the current school operates a shift system due to insufficient classroom space.
A sod-cutting ceremony is planned for Sunday, October 18, 2026, as the project committee strives to mobilize resources for the construction. Chief Alhaji Awal Dan Issah, who chairs the project committee and is the CEO of Kawata Electricals, has committed to handling all electrical works for the building. The Municipal Chief Executive's representative, Muntari Wahab, as well as the constituency's Member of Parliament, have pledged support by providing building materials.
Individuals and businesspeople, such as Umar Nikessin, Dr Faisal, and Hajia Nafisa, have also contributed to the project. Nikessin donated 30 bags of cement, Dr Faisal provided 50 bags, while Hajia Nafisa contributed five trips of sand, five trips of gravel, 1,000 blocks, and 200 bags of cement. Architect Ing. Abdul Latif Dasana donated 10 bags of cement.
The project's architect, Ing. Dasana, has expressed his support for the initiative, ensuring proper accounting of all contributions. Headmaster Abass Ibrahim announced the establishment of a committee to oversee the project's completion and ensure accountability for all resources received. He assured parents, old students, and well-wishers of the proper management of contributions and called on them to contribute towards the project's completion.
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