Management of the GONTENG KKMA Primary School has extended their gratitude to the Atta-Mills Institute and the National Lottery Authority for donating to the community installed mills and its housing facility and some renovation works for the school.
The letter of appreciation signed by the Headteacher, Mr. Asamanti David the school was grateful to the two institutions for the painting of the school, the provision of magnetic whiteboards, a graph board, four framed National Pledge, and National Anthem for each class, a notice board and a fan for the headteacher’s office.
The two institutions also donated some stationery items among other refreshing items to grace the occasion.
Chief Executive Officer of the Atta-Mills Institute Koku Anyidoho explained that the donation of the framed National Pledge and National Anthem forms part of the mindset transformation being championed by the Institute.
He said the institute will build the psychic of the students for them to understand the need to be patriotic.
He added that the Institute will continue with its civic education campaign across the country.
As part of the 10th Anniversary of the passing-on to the glory of the late, President John Evans Atta-Mills, the Institute has begun activities to celebrate the legacies of the late President.
To begin the celebration, two significant projects have been commissioned for the people of Gonteng, a rural community sitting in the belly of the Aburi Mountains.
On Thursday, January 20, 2022, Founder and CEO of the AMI, Mr. Samuel Koku Anyidoho, supported by Mr. Samuel Awuku, Director General of the National Lotteries Authority (NLA), commissioned a newly constructed corn and cassava mill facility, and also commissioned completed renovation works on a 3 classroom block government school.
The Atta-Mills Institute, which is duly registered Think Tank, has its core mandate as, Civic Education and Public Policy Advocacy – and it is based on its main mandate, that attention has been given to the school via a facelift in order to support teaching and learning.
The Gonteng townsfolk were full of praise, and did not hide their extreme joy and appreciation for the Projects. The people thanked AMI and NLA profusely, and also prayed for God to shine His divine light on Koku Anyidoho and Sammy Awuku for reaching out to such a deprived community.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana