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The Controller and Accountant General of the Republic of Ghana, Mr. Kwasi Kwening Bosompem, to build a 12-unit boys dormitory for Akim Swedru Senior High School.
The Controller and Accountant General, who is a former student of the school, have been a blessing to the school and the entire Akyem Swedru constituency for some time now.
Just recently, he donated 200 double metal bunk beds, 400 mattresses, a 55-inch television, a laptop, and library books to the school.
Communication member for Team Controller Nana Ofosu Afrifa, speaking on behalf of Mr. Kwasi Kwening Bosompem after the handling of the site to the contractor, stated that they want Akiss to regain the previous glory they used to enjoy.
He said Akim Swedru Senior High School used to be one of the best secondary schools in the Eastern Region.
In 2004, 2005, and 2014, they wanted the school to be a model school, but it did not happen, so they will help the school achieve that desire.
According to Nana Ofosu Afrifa, last year, after Controller donated the metal bunk beds, student mattresses, 55-inch television, laptop, and library books to the school,the headmaster of the school pleaded with Mr. Kwasi Kwening Bosompem to help them build a boys dormitory so that it would ease congestion in the boys dormitory. Low and behold, they are coming to build it for them.
They want the school to progress and become one of the best schools in the country.
Nana Ofosu Afrifa noted that the controller has a very good heart for the school and the entire Akyem Swedru constituency.
As far back as 1998, Controller single-handedly built a fence wall for the Akiss Girls dormitory.
The headmaster of the school, Mr. Eric Afare Agyepong, commends Mr. Kwasi Kwening Bosompem for always being there for them.
According to him, the boys dormitory is overpopulated, and he believes the building of the 12-unit boys dormitory will help them a lot.
He prays to God to help Controller in everything he does.
Report by Samuel Quao.