Hon. Dr. Grace Ayensu Cuts Sod for Major Educational Infrastructure Projects in Essikado-Ketan
The Member of Parliament for Essikado-Ketan Constituency, Dr. Grace Ayensu, has marked a historic milestone in the constituency’s educational development with the sod-cutting ceremony for multiple major infrastructure projects across three senior high schools.
The projects include the construction of a two-storey girls’ dormitory at Essipong Technical School, a two-storey girls’ dormitory at Methodist Senior High School, and at Diabene Senior High Technical School, a two-storey girls’ dormitory, a two-storey boys’ dormitory, as well as a three-storey 18-unit classroom block. Each of the dormitory facilities will also feature a two-bedroom apartment complete with a kitchen and living room for the housemaster and housemistress, ensuring adequate on-campus accommodation for supervisory staff.
Speaking at the ceremony, Dr. Ayensu described the projects as more than just physical structures, emphasizing that they symbolize opportunity, dignity, and a renewed commitment to investing in the future of children within the constituency. She noted that expanding boarding facilities and classroom space would help reduce congestion, create a more conducive learning environment, and promote academic excellence.
The event was attended by the Western Regional Minister, the Municipal Chief Executive, revered traditional leaders, and other key stakeholders. Their presence, she said, demonstrated a united commitment toward transforming education in Essikado-Ketan.
Dr. Ayensu reaffirmed that education remains the most powerful tool for development and assured constituents that the ongoing projects reflect a broader vision to build brighter futures for the next generation. With these developments underway, Essikado-Ketan continues to position itself as a rising hub of educational advancement, with more progress anticipated in the near future.