Adesua Foundation to donate to Ananekrom School

Adesua Foundation to donate to Ananekrom School.

The Adesua Foundation a non- governmental and non-profit organization is embarking on an exercise to donate sanitary pads and stationery items to some schools in the Asante- Akyem North municipality.

Nana Frimpong Manso Adakabre, Adesuahene of Agogo, Executive Director and founder of Adesua Foundation said education is paramount to the development of our society and country at large hence the need to prioritize it.

Speaking on Salt Fm’s Anopa Bosuo morning show, the Philanthropist explained he has a lot of passion for education especially girl child education and called upon our leaders to do more to improve our education sector.

He further explained that Adesua foundation has donated to many schools within the Ashanti Region and will continue to help promote education in the region.

The Foundation will be donating items to some schools within the municipality on Friday 28th May 2021 earmarked for world menstrual and hygiene day.

“As part of activities to create awareness and highlight the importance of good menstrual hygiene management, we will be donating these sanitary pads and stationery to these schools” He added.

Adesua Foundation is a registered NGO in Ghana that seeks to promote education, culture, sanitation among other things.

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