The Municipal Director of the Ghana Education Service (GES) in Nkwanta South of the Oti Region, Jonathan Korsinah has lauded the Municipal Chief Executive(MCE) Felix Owusu-Gyimah for his significant contributions to the educational landscape in the area.
He said that despite his relatively short tenure in office, the MCE has made a lasting impact that will be remembered for years to come.
He highlighted Felix Owusu-Gyimah’s commitment to improving educational facilities and resources, especially furniture which has been instrumental in enhancing the learning environment for students.
The GES Director made the commendation when the MCE handed over 1450 modern dual desks, office tables and chairs, cardboard, wardrobes, and modern tables and chairs for Kindergarten pupils to reduce the furniture challenges facing schools in the Nkwanta South Municipality.
Already, the Assembly has presented over 3,000 desks from other funds and the District Assembly Common Fund Responsive Grant to address the furniture deficit.
According to him, under the leadership of Owusu-Gyimah, several initiatives have been launched to address the challenges faced by schools in Nkwanta South including the provision of classroom facilities, and furniture, such efforts are crucial in fostering a culture of learning and academic excellence.
He noted that these initiatives improve the quality of education and inspire students to strive for success.
“You have shown that even in a brief period, one can make a lasting difference.”
The GES Director calls on other institutional workers for a collaborative approach as it will foster a sense of ownership and accountability among stakeholders, ensuring that educational initiatives are tailored to meet the specific needs of students.
MCE Felix Owusu-Gyimah in his address to hand over the furniture to GES for onward distribution stressed the importance of providing a conducive learning environment for students.
He stated that although his turner of office will soon come to an end providing physical infrastructure for schools will not only improve but also motivate students to learn better for their future.
The MCE urged school authorities to take care of the facilities and ensure they are used effectively to benefit students and teachers.
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