Kete-Krachi Senior High Technical School honored the Kete Muslim Youth Association during SRC Week celebrations. The school praised the group for donating electronic equipment that helps students learn better. School officials wrote a special recognition letter thanking the association for their generous support. The Muslim youth group was the first organization to help the school after it opened. Students and teachers benefit from the electronic devices every day.
Operations Director Abdullai Maikano spoke for the association at the ceremony. He thanked school leaders for recognizing their community work. Maikano promised the group would keep supporting the school's growth. The director also questioned why officials removed the word Kete from the school anthem. He asked administrators to restore the original school name and song.
Several association members attended the honor ceremony from different cities. Awudu Issah came from the Tamale branch to celebrate with local students. National Coordinator Umar Sualihu joined other leaders from Accra and Kumasi branches. The group continues working to improve education across Ghana. Their donations help students access modern learning tools.
Operations Director Abdullai Maikano spoke for the association at the ceremony. He thanked school leaders for recognizing their community work. Maikano promised the group would keep supporting the school's growth. The director also questioned why officials removed the word Kete from the school anthem. He asked administrators to restore the original school name and song.
Several association members attended the honor ceremony from different cities. Awudu Issah came from the Tamale branch to celebrate with local students. National Coordinator Umar Sualihu joined other leaders from Accra and Kumasi branches. The group continues working to improve education across Ghana. Their donations help students access modern learning tools.
