He said education had been his prime focus, and therefore, called on the chiefs in the Constituency to offer lands for school infrastructure.  Mr Annoh Dompreh made the donation at a durbar to celebrate the Odwira Festival by the chiefs and people of Ahodwo, near Nsawam, in the Eastern Region.

He said the gesture was a pledge he made earlier when he donated 100 bags of cement for the start of the project.  The school structure, which would alleviate the sufferings of children who travel far to access education, comprises one storey building, a library, teachers’ common rooms and washroom facilities.

The MP promised to donate additional 200 bags of cement in support of the infrastructure before the end of this year.  He, therefore, appealed to the electorate to vote massively for him and the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) flag bearer, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, in the December 7 Election, to continue to bring them more developmental projects.

Nana Opare Amankwah II, the Chief of Ahodwo, commended the MP for the assistance and called on benevolent organisations to lend their support for a worthy cause. Nana Opare Amankwah also appealed to the Government for the provision of pipe-borne water, streetlights, and places of convenience in view of the rapid expansion and population growth of Ahodwo and its environs.