Bonsuoku Community Foundation in the Awutu Senya West District of the Central Region in partnership with the traditional council have pledged their commitment to the development of the community as they cannot rely solely on Government.
This was contained in a report by Bryt Fm News Correspondent, Eric Owusu Amponsah after the launch of the foundation and sod cutting for the construction of a modern school block for the community.
Motive of Foundation
According to him, the motive of setting up the foundation is to help improve standard of living of the people through the provision of infrastructure development and other policies.
Mr. Kenneth Assibu Brown emphasised that Government alone cannot take up the task of providing all what Ghanaians deserve, hence the need to come out with such initiative to augment the situation.
He stressed the Foundation will engage in more developmental projects in terms of heaklth, employment, education, security and many other sectors.
Appeal
Mr. Kenneth Assibu Brown, the International Relations Officer and a Founding Member of the Foundation appealed to all indigenes of Bonsuoku Community both locally and abroad to come and support the initiative to help build a brighter future for children and the youth.
“I am appealing to the good people of Bonsuoku to all come on board and help the Foundation and the traditional council to to bring the development we need. We must contribute our widow’s mite one way or the other to support the development the community needs” he stated.
Chief of Bonsuoku
Chief of Bonsuoku, Nenyi Kweku Kwei(vi) charged his people to consider making education of their children a priority to ensure a better future of the community.
According to him, it high time people of the Bonsuoku Community see the importance of education and the benefits their children can derived from it as they tried to develop the community.
The Chief who is also the Nifahene of the Senya Beraku Traditional Council revealed he has been successful today all because of education and therefore all and sundry to see it’s benefit and enroll their wards to enable them create a brighter future for their children.
Residents
Some residents who could not hide their joy were grateful to the leadership of the Foundation and the traditional council for thinking of such initiative as it would go a long way of to improve the quality of education in the community and its environs.
They however, pledged to support the Foundation with their little contributions to assist the development of the community.
Source:Kwabena Nyarko Abronoma
