The residents of Appenti, a suburb of Sefwi Bodi in Ghana’s Western North Region, are crying out for help to build a modern school for their children.
The community has been left without a proper school structure, forcing all pupils to halt their education.
Residents are urging the government, non-governmental organizations, and philanthropists to support their efforts in constructing a new school.
They express disappointment with the Ghana Education Service, Bodi District Assembly, and their Member of Parliament for neglecting their plight.
Community leaders emphasize that children are the future leaders of Ghana and that it’s essential for the government to demonstrate quality leadership by providing a conducive learning environment.
A modern school will not only improve education but also foster a mindset of improvement among the youth.
The lack of a proper school structure has significantly impacted education in Appenti. With no suitable facilities, students have been forced to discontinue their studies.
Residents are now calling for urgent action to address this issue and provide their children with the opportunity to receive a quality education.
The residents of Appenti are seeking support from various stakeholders to make their plea a reality. By working together, they hope to build a modern school that will benefit their children and the community as a whole.
The success of this project will depend on the collective efforts of the government, NGOs, philanthropists, and the community itself.
