
Audio By Carbonatix
The Member of Parliament for Bekwai, Ralph Poku-Adusei, has reaffirmed his commitment to expanding educational support for students in the constituency, with a special pledge to assist a physically challenged candidate who sat for this year’s Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).
Speaking to candidates at the Abbot, Ofoase Kokoben, and Anwiankwanta examination centres before and after their final paper on Friday, May 8, 2026, the MP encouraged the students to approach their results with confidence and determination while congratulating them for completing the exams without incident.
“Your hard work and discipline throughout your preparation should give you every reason to expect success,” Poku-Adusei said.

“I encourage you to make yourselves, your families, and Bekwai proud. We are investing in you because we believe in the future you are building.”
He highlighted his School Starter Pack Scholarship Scheme (SPSS) as a key intervention aimed at easing the transition from Junior High School to Senior High School, adding that plans were underway to expand the programme in 2026 to reach more students.

He also referenced ongoing support through the School Performance Appraisal Meeting (SPAM) and other initiatives aimed at improving education standards in the constituency.
During his visit, Poku-Adusei met Master Kingsley Owusu Baffoe of Dominase M/A JHS, who wrote the examination from a wheelchair, and assured him of support in his educational journey.
“Education must be inclusive. Master Kingsley’s determination is a lesson to us all,” he said.
“If he succeeds, we will ensure that his physical condition does not become a barrier to his academic progress.”
The Municipal Director of Education, Mrs. Leticia Obeng, said 3,027 candidates registered and sat for the exams this year, describing the exercise as “unusually peaceful and incident-free,” while noting a significant improvement in school retention.
She also commended teachers, parents, and community leaders for their role in ensuring a smooth examination process.
Latest Stories
-
‘It doesn’t add up’ – Minority questions PURC’s tariff increase
23 minutes -
High Court affirms ICAG’s sole authority to regulate accountancy profession
57 minutes -
A restored banking license difficult to resume operation; once collapsed ends its story
1 hour -
Kojo Mensa-Wilmot – a Molecular Biologist and Parasitologist
2 hours -
THE LAW 101: The burden of proof and the presumption of innocence – Lessons from London
2 hours -
UN says it will evacuate sailors stranded in Strait of Hormuz, as Rubio warns against tolls
2 hours -
Police arrest 186 suspects in major crackdown on human trafficking, organised crime in Ashanti Region
2 hours -
The Inconvenient Truth: Nations do not industrialise by accident—they industrialise by procurement design
2 hours -
Nandom Community Bank records GH₵81.8m asset growth as stakeholders rally for urgent recapitalisation
2 hours -
GIZ, Guinness Ghana sign MoU to boost sorghum output, target 30,000 farmers, 150 jobs in northern Ghana
2 hours -
Partey, Inaki Williams start as Queiroz makes four changes for England clash
3 hours -
LUV FACT-CHECK: NPP did not demand retraction from Kennedy Agyapong over Afari Hospital criticism
3 hours -
80 children, 1 room: Bugbelle gets room for hope
3 hours -
VRA warns public over recruitment scam, says it does not charge fees
3 hours -
Accra dons national colours as fans rally behind Black Stars ahead of England clash
3 hours