As parts of efforts to secure reading materials for children in his constituency and the whole country, the Member of Parliament for Nsawam/Adoagyiri, Mr Frank Annoh-Dompreh, has held talks with globally-acclaimed charity organization Books2Africa.
The Majority Chief Whip together with his deputy Habib Iddrisu visited the office of the organization to acquaint themselves with its operations and also make an appeal for books for schools and libraries in the country as well his constituency.
A post by Books2Africa last Saturday, said “a pleasure to host Hon. Frank Dompreh, MP and Majority Chief Whip of the Parliament of Ghana, Hon Habib Iddrisu & Mr Jones Ampong. The start of a new strategic partnership to bring even more books to students and teachers across #Ghana.”
Replying the tweet, Frank Annoh-Dompreh said “I was exceedingly touched and impressed by your welcome, truly Ghanaian and African…Grateful.”
The Nsawam Adoagyiri MP has a personally-funded a project of assisting students in the final year of Junior High School to enjoy free extra classes.
The initiative forms part of his ultimate dream of making the constituency the number-one ranked when it comes to basic education in the country.
Aside the extra tuition, Mr Annoh-Dompreh also assist schools and students with books and exam materials.
