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The Ghana Chapter of World Youth Opportunity (WYO), a youth-focused nonprofit organisation, has donated personal protective equipment (PPE) and sports supplies to the Ayawaso Central Education Directorate in Accra.
This is in support of the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic and physical education activities.
The items, which include cartons of sanitisers, facemasks, jerseys and footballs according to the leadership of WYO, are specifically meant to benefit pupils from the New Town Experimental Basic and the Kotobabi 11 Basic Schools.
Presenting the items to the Directorate, founder and president of WYO, Nafis Quaye, said the motivation behind the gesture was to ensure that the fight against the pandemic is tackled from the very basic level of the community.
Appealing to the pupils to take their lessons seriously, Mr Quaye also emphasised the need to respect authority and continuously take a fundamental interest in personal protection and hygiene, particularly in this pandemic.
"As a philanthropic organisation, we have done this in other basic schools, including Alajo 1&2 Basic Schools where we donated computer laboratories.
"But, as a youth-focused NGO, we are going to do more in the future to ensure that WYO contributes to the education and training to empower the youth of our community", Mr Quaye emphasised.
The CEO of the Ghana Chapter of WYO, Godfred Tawiah Gogo, reiterated the need for teachers to continuously serve as guides in schools to ensure progress and the healthy educational wellbeing of pupils.
Receiving the items, the Ayawaso Central Municipal Director of Education, Augustus Owusu-Agyemfra, expressed appreciation to WYO for the gesture and said the donation was timely.
He assured that the items would be used for their intended purpose and asked that WYO consider other aspects of support that the Directorate needs.
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