The free Vacation segment of the Coomson Private Initiative ended today with a call on the students and tutors to remember the call on the new adults who had attained voting age to help with the choice of a leader for our country who can best change their personal circumstances.
Mr. Edwin Adams, the manager of the programme told the students and 36 teachers who helped the students with their preparation through the months they were on vacation to remember their civic responsibility in December when they go to the polls for a historic decision.
The teachers however moaned the outcome of the parliamentary primaries where Nana Kofi Coomson was disqualified, but Edwin noted that Mr. Coomson felt that he must give thanks to God for whatever happens to him. He hinted that it may not be the end of Coomson.
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