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Takara Bigiza donates learning materials to Kotingli school

THE Takara Bigiza Company Limited, a construction firm, has donated assorted learning materials valued at GH¢42,300 to the Kotingli Presbyterian Primary School in Tamale in the Northern Region to support teaching and learning. The items included English and Mathematics textbooks, exercise books, shoes, school uniforms, pencils, pens, crayons and erasers. Some of the items The … The post Takara…

Takara Bigiza donates learning materials to Kotingli school

The Takara Bigiza Company Limited, a construction firm, presented a donation of educational materials worth GH¢42,300 to Kotingli Presbyterian Primary School in Tamale, Northern Region. The donation, valued at GH¢42,300, included English and Mathematics textbooks, exercise books, shoes, school uniforms, pencils, pens, crayons, and erasers.

The donation represents the company's ongoing commitment to promoting education in schools across the Tamale Metropolis, particularly in the Tamale South Constituency. In presenting the items, the CEO of Takara Bigiza, Mr. Tony Mahama Paa Oluu, highlighted the company's previous investments of nearly GH¢580,000 in educational support over the past decade, benefiting over 2,000 pupils and students in the constituency.

Mr. Paa Oluu emphasized that supporting schoolchildren was a crucial aspect of the CEO's dedication to providing education to vulnerable children in underserved communities. Speaking on behalf of the school, the headteacher welcomed the donation, stating it had arrived at an opportune moment. The headteacher assured the donors that the school would diligently monitor the use of the materials to ensure their proper maintenance.

The community leader of Kotingli, Asana Baba Alhassan Seidu, expressed gratitude to the CEO and his team, urging Allah to guide and bless the company. Parents were also encouraged to prioritize quality education for their children, while the Tamale South Constituency Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) urged parents to maintain positive relationships with teachers to ensure their children's access to quality education.

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