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Esiama chiefs commend Adamus Resources for supporting SHS

Traditional leaders at Esiama in the Western Region have commended the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Adamus Resources Limited, a subsidiary of Nguvu Mining Company Limited, Madam Angela Dialla Attieh, for donating educational and other essential items to the Esiama Senior High Technical School. The items, presented on Saturday, included 200 tables and chairs, 150 … The post Esiama chiefs…

Esiama chiefs commend Adamus Resources for supporting SHS

Traditional leaders at Esiama in Ghana's Western Region have praised the CEO of Adamus Resources Limited, Madam Angela Dialla Attieh, for donating educational materials and personal items to Esiama Senior High Technical School. The gifts, given on Saturday, included 200 desks and chairs, 150 pairs of sports shoes, and 350 sanitary pads to aid teaching and learning, as well as support student well-being.

This commendation came during a visit by a delegation of chiefs and elders from the community, led by Divisional Chief Nana Ainoo Kwagyan III, just a week after the end of the annual Kundum Festival.

Dr George Sipa Yankey, the Development Chief of Esiama and Board Chairman of the Tema Shipyard and Dry Dock Company, expressed gratitude for the donation. He noted that it would enhance the teaching and learning environment, although he also pointed out the absence of a well-equipped science laboratory and the need for urgent infrastructure improvements. Dr Yankey, a former Minister of Health, pledged his commitment to advocating for further development support for the institution.

Nana Ainoo Kwagyan III highlighted the growing student population, which necessitated additional infrastructure such as classroom blocks, dormitories, and teacher accommodations. He assured school officials that he would continue pursuing development projects to improve teaching and learning. Headmaster Mr Francis Amissah, who guided the delegation through the school, thanked the chiefs and elders for their ongoing support.

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