Rédaction Africa Links 24 with babucarr balajo
Published on 2024-04-08 15:10:23
The Ecomig-Ghana troops stationed in Barra recently showed their support to the local community by donating learning materials to two schools in the area. The recipients of this generous gesture were ST Mathew Lower and Upper Basic School and Muhammed Nasire Arabic School.
Albinu Emmanuel Jatta, the Vice Principal of ST Mathew School, expressed his gratitude to the Ghanaian troops for their donation. He emphasized the importance of the learning materials, especially as the school was gearing up for exams. Jatta mentioned that these materials are often expensive and receiving them as a donation will help the school reduce its expenses. He also commended the troops for their contribution to the socioeconomic development of Barra and the surrounding areas through their social services.
Biram Secka, the headmaster of Muhammed Nasire Arabic School, also expressed his appreciation for the support provided by the troops. He noted that it was the first time the school had received such assistance and highlighted the significance of the donated materials in ensuring quality education. Secka mentioned that the materials would address the school’s need for learning equipment and thanked the Ghanaian troops for their generosity, wishing blessings upon them.
Major Francis Ackom, the 2nd Commander of the Ghanaian forces, stated that the donation was part of their ongoing efforts to support the people of Barra. He explained that the purpose of the gesture was to complement national initiatives aimed at improving access to education. Ackom also praised the hospitality of the people of Barra and reaffirmed the troops’ commitment to fostering a strong working relationship with the community.
Overall, the donation of learning materials by the Ecomig-Ghana troops to the schools in Barra was well-received and appreciated by the beneficiaries. It not only provided much-needed resources for the students but also highlighted the troops’ dedication to supporting the educational development of the local community. The gesture demonstrated the positive impact that collaboration between security forces and civilians can have in promoting education and socioeconomic growth in the region.
Read the original article on The Standard
