The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, in partnership with the Ga Mantse Foundation, , on Wednesday, reaffirmed its commitment to investing in the future of all children.
The elder of the church of Christ of later day saints responsible for Africa region Elder S .Gifford Nielsen made known during the unveiling that the essence will provide essential infrastructural that will shape the youth of Ghana.
He added that the inauguration was part of fulfilling the THEMES PLUS agenda of the Church administration.
He said that the facility was built due to the demand of the people to bring improve school infrastructure in the community.
The new refurbish school will ease the stress as it has been equipped with modern technology that will help in teaching and learning , making access to education more convenient and stress-free.
Also, the elder of latter day saints Africa ,added that, they will be shielded from the risks of being abreast with modern facilities that they had not before, thereby ensuring their well-being and safety to progress in education.
In his remarks, Ga King, His Royal Majesty Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, who made the initial request to the Church for the renovation of the school said the school was named after his great-grandfather and Called on Ga state people to take education seriously, he is highly revered in the Ga lands, the Greater Accra Region, and other parts of the country, and is one of the prominent rulers in Ghana.
King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, whose vision and dedication drove the project, shared his aspirations for the future. “This renovation is just the beginning. I have many more dreams for the Ga State, and with the continued support of our development partners, we will achieve them. Every child deserves the opportunity to receive quality education and realize their full potential,” the King affirmed.
Greater Accra Regional Minister, Nii Kwartei Titus Glover representing President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, said the refurbishment is compregensive and will bring modern changes through enhanced infrastructure improvement
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