Amidu Chinnia supports St Claires’s Technical institute with GHC1500
The Member of Parliament for Sissala East Constituency, Amidu Chinnia Issahaku has supported St Claires’s Technical institute during their 27th graduation ceremony in Tumu.
The lawmaker supported the School with GHS 1,500 and pledged to donate ten street lights to enhance security on campus.
The school with some 139 Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions were adopted by government under the free senior high school policy.
On his usual updates on Facebook, Amidu Chinnia Issahaku indicated that the school has been equipped adequately to enhance technical and vocational education.
He advised the graduates to take advantage of the skills acquired to start a trade or further their education.
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I joined St Claires’s Technical institute for their 27th graduation ceremony in Tumu. The school was recently absorbed by government as one of the schools to promote TVET education. All five technical and vocational departments have been given adequate equipments and machinery to enhance technical and vocational education.
I took the opportunity to thank the Catholic Church for establishing this school and also the principal and her staff for their effective management of the school this far. I also urged the graduates to take advantage of the skills acquired to start a trade or further their education.
I supported the school with an amount of one thousand five hundred Ghana cedis and pledge to give the school ten street lights to enhance security in the school premises.
