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Authorities of the New Ningo District Assembly, D/A Primary 'B' School are excited about a new JHS building constructed by the Chief Executive of Multimedia Group Kwasi Twum and his siblings and donated to the community.
They believe the school block will enhance academic performance of students in the area.
The facility, which was commissioned on Saturday by Samira Bawumia, wife of Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia, is christened “Manye Nueki Carboo Memorial JHS Block.”
The new classroom block by the Twum family is an initiative in memory of their beloved late mother, Manye Nueki Carboo.
The JHS block boasts an ICT laboratory, a lavatory, Staff Common Room and a store-room.
Headmistress, Patience Osei Poku told Joy News’ Maxwell Agbagba the performance of the students will henceforth be monitored closely to ensure excellence.
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