The Member of Parliament (MP) representing the Kumawu Constituency in the Ashanti Region has made a call to alumni of Tweneboa Kodua Senior High School, urging them to provide vital assistance to their alma mater.
Ernest Yaw Anim has highlighted the pressing need for infrastructural support at the school, emphasizing that it has outgrown its current capacity.
During his address to former students of Tweneboa Kodua Senior High School at the launch of the Tweneboa Kodua Senior High School Old Students Association in North America, Mr. Anim stressed the importance of enhancing the school’s reputation.
He noted that the school is currently facing challenges related to its lighting system and the renovation of its existing facilities.
“Now, it’s crucial that we acknowledge some of the challenges the school is facing. With a growing student body, there are mounting concerns about inadequate infrastructure—be it staff bungalows, classroom furniture, or even beds for the students.”
“The school also grapples with a poor lighting system and the lack of renovation in existing structures. Additionally, the sports facilities are not up to par, and the school wall remains uncompleted. Addressing these issues is crucial for the continued success and development of Tweneboa Kodua SHS.”
Consequently, he made an earnest appeal to them to promptly come to the assistance of their beloved alma mater.
“So what can we do to help? Your financial contributions could directly fund the construction of additional classrooms and staff bungalows, improve the lighting system, and even provide for 1,200 new Mono Desks and 800 bunk beds for students.”
“The school needs to renovate existing structures and complete the school wall. Also, the school is seeking donations of 1,500 chairs for the Assembly Hall and additional sports equipment. Your financial gifts tonight are not just charitable donations; they are investments into a brighter, more secure future for the students of Tweneboa Kodua SHS.”