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The National Democratic Congress’ Ketu North Parliamentary Candidate, Edem Agbana has commended the Rotaract clubs of Adentan and Ring-Road Central for their donation to Tadzewu M/A Basic School last Saturday.
The Rotaract clubs donated a refurbished ICT lab, desktop computers, and books to the school.
This, the NDC PC for Ketu North says will go a long way to help the students to excel.
In a Facebook post on Monday, Mr Agbana asked other donors to follow suit.
According to him, he is prepared to partner any individual or organisation that wants to better the lives of Ketu North constituents.
“On Saturday 27th May 2023, the Rotaract clubs of Adentan and Ring-Road Central handed over a refurbished ICT lab, desktop computers, and books to the Tadzewu M/A Basic School.”
“At the handing over ceremony, I commended the donors, and reiterated the need to collaborate with other organizations to replicate this gesture in other communities,” he said.
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