
The Ashanti Regional Minister, Hon Dr. Frank Amoakohene, has pledged government support to Afia Kobi Ampem Girls SHS and other schools engaging in innovative projects in technology.
This promise was made during the Ashantifest celebration at the Prempeh Assembly Hall, where dozens of schools from basic to Senior High School level showcased their innovations.
Afia Kobi Ampem Girls SHS stole the show with their impressive display of drones, drawing praise from the Minister.
Dr. Amoakohene expressed the government's commitment to supporting schools that develop inventions and creations that solve everyday problems.
"There are aircraft and drones on the other side of the field; we want to encourage you to keep doing well. As government, we will assure you of our support," he said.
The Ashantifest is a two-week program organized by the Ashanti Regional Minister to showcase the region's rich culture, economic opportunities, and other potentials.
Dr. Frank Amoakohene called on all stakeholders to support the event to make it a successful one, highlighting the importance of collaboration in promoting innovation and development in the region.
The Engineering Club of Afia Kobi Ampem Girls SHS, led by Engineer Ferdinand Sam, has built and managed drones, earning the school recognition as one of Ghana's top STEM schools.
Responding to the Minister's commendation, the students expressed eagerness to further their innovation with support.
They appealed to the government and stakeholders to back their efforts in solving problems in the country.The Ashanti Regional Minister, Hon. Dr. Frank Amoakohene, has pledged government support to Afia Kobi Ampem Girls Senior High School (SHS) and other schools engaged in innovative technology projects. This commitment was made during the Ashantifest celebration at the Prempeh Assembly Hall, where numerous schools from the basic to senior high school level showcased their innovations.
Afia Kobi Ampem Girls SHS stood out with their impressive display of drones, earning praise from the Minister. Dr. Amoakohene emphasized the government's dedication to supporting schools that create inventions and solutions to everyday problems. "There are aircraft and drones on the other side of the field; we want to encourage you to keep doing well. As a government, we assure you of our support," he stated.
The Ashantifest is a two-week program organized by the Ashanti Regional Minister to highlight the region's rich culture, economic opportunities, and potential. Dr. Frank Amoakohene urged all stakeholders to collaborate in making the event a success, underscoring the importance of teamwork in fostering innovation and development in the region.
The Engineering Club of Afia Kobi Ampem Girls SHS, led by Engineer Ferdinand Sam, has successfully built and managed drones, earning recognition for the school as one of Ghana's leading STEM institutions. In response to the Minister's commendation, the students expressed their eagerness to advance their innovations with additional support. They appealed to the government and stakeholders for backing in their efforts to address challenges facing the country.