Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa inspecting the newly built classrooms
The Member of Parliament for North Tongu and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has inaugurated two state-of-the-art SMART classrooms in his constituency to boost STEM education.
The projects, commissioned on December 26, 2025, are designed to provide students with enhanced learning experiences through modern educational technology.
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Speaking at the commissioning, Ablakwa expressed gratitude to the Chinese Ambassador to Ghana, HE Tong Defa, for supporting the initiative through a partnership that provided essential STEM equipment.
“I am grateful to the Chinese Ambassador in Ghana for this impactful collaboration,” he said, highlighting the importance of international cooperation in advancing education.
The newly inaugurated classrooms are fully equipped with smart boards, solar panels, tablets, and educational content tailored for STEM learning.
The first phase covers two senior high schools in the constituency—BASEC and ABAST—ensuring that students in North Tongu have access to modern learning tools that enhance engagement and practical understanding.
Ablakwa, who handled the construction and infrastructural aspects of the projects, emphasised the broader goal of empowering young Ghanaians to acquire skills relevant for the 21st century.
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“Through these SMART classrooms, we aim to nurture innovation, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills among our youth, equipping them for future opportunities,” he stated.
