New Juaben South’s Independent Parliamentary Candidate, Evans Appiah, has made a bold promise to boost education in the constituency by supporting 318 first-year Senior High School (SHS) students with GH₵1,500 each.
This bold pronouncement was made during his campaign launch yesterday.
This initiative aims to alleviate the financial burden on students and their families, allowing them to focus on their studies without worrying about expenses. The move is seen as a significant step towards improving education in the area, which has been described as moving at a “snail’s pace”
Appiah’s commitment to education is evident in his criticism of the current state of development in New Juaben South. He has expressed concerns that the people of Koforidua have been neglected over the past years by the government and the incumbent.
The educational boost is a key element of Appiah’s broader vision to revitalize the constituency. With this initiative, he aims to:
– *Improve Access to Education*: By providing financial support to SHS students, Appiah hopes to increase access to education for deserving students.
Reduce Financial Burden: The GH₵1,500 support will help alleviate the financial strain on families, allowing them to invest in their children’s future.
-Enhance Educational Outcomes: By reducing financial stress, Appiah believes students will be able to focus on their studies, leading to better academic performance.
With many expressing optimism over the kind gesture of the independent candidate in the December 7 polls for the Constituency, they believe it will help parents in so many ways. Adding although there’s the so much toured free SHS but some brilliant students finds it difficult to get a financial boost in support of purchasing basic items.
Mr. Evans Appiah put up major policies which will help the Constituents live in a better condition, calling on the voters to avoid the one way voting style but vote massively for him to continue the philanthropist work he is doing for them.
“I will plead with the voters to choose wisely come December 7 polls. They should avoid the one-way style of voting and vote for me to continue the philanthropist work I’m doing for the Constituency,” he stressed.
