Former Member of Parliament for Bongo Constituency and Chief Executive Officer of GOIL, Hon. Edward Bawa, says Azeem-Namoa Senior High Technical School is set to benefit from additional boarding infrastructure, including dormitories and a dining hall.
According to Mr. Bawa, he has engaged the Minister for Education, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, on the need to improve infrastructure at the school, resulting in Azeem-Namoa SHS being included among schools being considered for the provision of boarding facilities.
“I have just secured another important intervention for our constituency. I have spoken with Hon. Haruna Iddrissu, and he has graciously agreed to add Azeem-Namoa Senior High School to the list of schools being considered for the provision of boarding facilities, including dormitories and a dining hall,” he stated.
The proposed facilities are expected to enhance the school's capacity to accommodate students and provide improved conditions for teaching and learning.
Mr. Bawa said the intervention forms part of his continued efforts to support development in the Bongo Constituency.
He pledged to continue engaging relevant authorities and pushing for projects and interventions that would improve the living conditions and opportunities of residents in the constituency.
“We will continue to work and push for the development our people deserve,” he added.



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