Adanwomase chief provides full scholarship package to 16-year-old Kofi Sarpong

In an extraordinary display of royal benevolence and devotion to youth empowerment, the Chief of Adanwomase and revered royal of the Asantehene, Nana Dr. Kwadwo Ntiamoah Panin II, has officially adopted 16-year-old Kofi Sarpong, a promising first-year student at Adanwomase Senior High School (SHS).

Kofi Sarpong, a resident of Atimatim Maase, captivated the attention of the royal leader through his remarkable resilience.

Despite his diminutive physical frame and modest background, Sarpong’s fierce determination to pursue secondary education inspired Nana Ntiamoah Panin II to step in, lifting the financial burden from the young student’s family.

Comprehensive Sponsorship
At a heartwarming ceremony held at his private residence, the Adanwomasehene formally announced a full, three-year academic scholarship for Sarpong, covering the entirety of his tuition and study expenses at Adanwomase SHS.

Beyond tuition, the chief equipped the young scholar with essential learning materials, including a school bag, stationery, and mathematical sets alongside a generous cash stipend to cover his daily living expenses throughout his inaugural academic year.

"When I first met Kofi Sarpong, his passion and resolve deeply moved me. I immediately felt compelled to champion his educational journey," Nana Dr. Ntiamoah Panin II expressed.

He added that, "I have absolute confidence that with the right support, he will excel academically and emerge as an impactful, responsible leader in our society."

Gratitude
Flanked by his beaming parents, an overwhelmed Kofi Sarpong expressed profound gratitude to his royal benefactor, promising to honor the chief's monumental investment through unwavering academic dedication.

Echoing their son's excitement, Sarpong’s parents lauded the royal patron for his life-changing intervention.

"We are utterly overwhelmed by the immense generosity of Nana Dr. Ntiamoah Panin II," they expressed

The parents added, "Nana's decision to extend such a comprehensive scholarship to our son is a profound blessing. Words cannot express our gratitude and we remain eternally indebted to Nana for his extraordinary kindness."