In a heartwarming gesture that underscores the importance of inclusivity and recognition in education, Nana Okuegye, the chief of Chindere in the Krachi Nchumuru District of the Oti Region, has donated a parcel of land to the 2024 Best Teacher with a disability.
This remarkable initiative not only honors the dedication and resilience of educators but also serves as a reminder of the potential that lies within every individual, regardless of their challenges.
Joseph Bakpil Nabijah was adjudged the Best Teacher at the recent maiden awards and took home a Nasco tabletop fridge and a citation.
Speaking with Adom News, the chief noted that Joseph Bakpil has become a beacon of hope and inspiration, demonstrating that disabilities do not define one’s capabilities.
According to the chief, his innovative teaching methods and unwavering commitment to his students have earned him the prestigious award, making him a role model for both educators and students alike.
Nana Okuegye urged all teachers to embrace their postings with enthusiasm and dedication.
He emphasized that teaching is not just a profession but a calling that shapes society, as every teacher has the power to change lives.
He encouraged educators to remain steadfast in their mission to inspire and educate.
The 2024 Best Teacher with Disability, Joseph Bakpil, expressed profound gratitude to the chief for the recognition and the land gift.
In addition to the land gift, he made an appeal for a lifter and teaching aids, particularly electronic gadgets, which are essential for creating an inclusive learning environment.
He highlighted the need for resources that would enable him to reach every class during lesson hours.
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