Kpando: The Kpando Gadza M/A Basic School has received a newly renovated and stocked library through a joint venture by the Kpando Gadza Queenmother and Delali Project.According to Ghana News Agency, the renovation project was supported by other non-governmental organizations, including the Heritage Hands Foundation, Rainbow Trust Foundation, and the Accra Sankofa Leo Club. This collaborative effort aimed to create a conducive learning environment for the students.Mr. Emmanuel Elikplim Akyea, Leader of the Delali Project, stated that the initiative was focused on promoting literacy and providing a safe space for learning. Delali Project is dedicated to assisting underprivileged students by supplying essential educational materials to inspire their academic success.Mr. Akyea emphasized the belief that equipping children with the necessary tools for learning increases their likelihood of remaining in school, thriving, and reaching their full potential. The project aims to motivate students and foster a li felong love for learning.
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