At the forecourt of my constituency office, Fancis Asenso Boakye presented scholarship packages to One Hundred and Six (106) brilliant but needy tertiary education students from various communities in the Bantama constituency.
This initiative, which was financed from the MP’s share of the Common Fund, will go a long way, in not only advancing their education, but also creating a positive impact on their future, and propel them to contribute meaningfully to their communities and society at large.
Additionally, under the MP’s livelihood support Scheme, he presented cheques as financial assistance to thirty nine (39) petty traders, who are mainly market women across constituency.
This is to help expand their businesses with the view to improving their economic standing, so that they can support their families.
“I trust that the beneficiaries will make good use of our modest support to them so that its desired objectives can be achieved” the MP emphasised.
Source:Mybrytfmonline.com/Kwabena Nyarko Abronoma
