
The traditional ruler of the Tansia traditional area in the Binduri District of the Upper East Region has noted that teaching and learning materials to ten basic schools in the district.
The donated items worth over GHS20,000 which include ten sets of jerseys, 10 footballs, 50 past questions, 90 mathematical sets, 90 graph books as well as sketchbooks.
Schools including Tansia Primary and junior high school, Atuba Primary and junior high school, Agumsi Primary and Tambiigu Primary and junior high schools among others benefited from the kind gesture.
Receiving the items on behalf of the beneficiary schools, Mr. David Zia who was full of joy thanked Naba Alasbuudi for the philanthropic gesture and assured that the items would be put to good use.
Pupils of the recipient schools could not hide their joy as they expressed their profound gratitude for the donation.
Known for his periodic donations and gestures, Naba Alasbuudi Abugbilla Emmanuel has placed numerous brilliant but needy students in both tertiary and second-cycle institutions under his financial care.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Goaso based Ken Hammer Group of Companies has promised to put up a secondary school in the traditional area in the near future. This he noted will boost the quality of teaching and learning in the area.
Naba Abugbilla was enskinned as chief of the area early this year by the overlord of the Kussaug traditional area, Zugraan Naba Asigri Abugrago Azoka II, under the skin name–Naba Alasbuudi.



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Great job done. Naaba Naaa