Anfoega Senior High School has celebrated a major milestone with the official handover of a state-of-the-art Administration and Library Block.
Initially started in 2014, the project stalled for eight years but was completed within six months under the current government’s initiative.
The handover ceremony was graced by Mr Ernest Adevor, District Chief Executive for the North Dayi District Assembly, who is also an alumnus and former tutor of the school.
Mr Adevor expressed pride in the project’s completion, emphasising the government’s commitment to improving educational infrastructure.
Ms Joycelyn Tetteh, Member of Parliament for North Dayi constituency, said her persistent advocacy and follow-ups were instrumental in getting the project back on track.
A staunch supporter of education, youth empowerment, and infrastructural development, Ms Tetteh said she had consistently championed the growth of Anfoega SHS.
“The school’s infrastructure improvements continue. Work on an ultra-modern dining hall has resumed, with completion expected before the school’s 60th Anniversary celebration in November. This development highlights the government’s pledge to end the double-track system and restore full academic normalcy,” she said.
As both an old student and former tutor of Anfoega SHS, Mr Adevor’s involvement underscores his commitment to giving back to his alma mater.
“His leadership as DCE has been praised by the Anfoega Senior High School Old Students’ Association (ANFOSA), which lauded his dedication to the community and pursuit of excellence,” she said.
The handover ceremony marks a new chapter for Anfoega SHS, signaling continued attention and investment in the school as part of the district’s efforts to enhance education.
BY TIMES REPORTER
