Assin-Central NABCO Celebrates A Year Anniversary In A Colourful Manner.

Assin-Central NABCO Celebrates A Year Anniversary In A Colourful Manner.

Assin-Central NABCO donates stationery to Alhudha Islamic basic school.

The Assin-Fosu Municipal Secretariat Office of the Nation Builders Corps (NABCO), on Wednesday donated quantities of stationary to Alhudha Islamic Basic school in the municipality.

The initiative formed an integral part of series of activities marking the one year anniversary of the organization.

NABCO is one of the flagship programmes of the government to significantly ease the growing unemployment and joblessness among the youth.
It was officially launched by the President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo-Addo on Tuesday, May 1, 2018 but outdoors on Wednesday, October 17, 2018.

Speaking at a short but colourful ceremony to present the items, the Municipal NABCO Coordinator, Mr. Sam Bilson, described the innovative initiative as a blessing and noted that "it has given hope to a lot of graduates who hitherto had no hopes of employment."
He however, refuted the political twist to the purpose and sustainability of the programme and underlined the fact that " it has given young Ghanaians the experience for their prospective jobs."

Giving details of activities earmarked for the week long anniversary, Mr Bilson mentioned donations to schools, Fosu Municipal Health Directorate, clean up exercise, Health-talk, Fire Education, fun games and a dinner ceremony at the Municipal Sports Stadium.

Receiving the items, the Head teacher of the school, Madam Hannah Anin, applauded the NABCO beneficiaries in the Municipality for the gesture and appealed for more.

She particularly called on the Municipal Assembly to support the school with the needed teaching and learning logistics to enhance academic work.

Below are Photos of presentation of Stationeries to Alhudha Islamic Basic school.

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