Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih, the esteemed Upper East Regional Minister, made a heartening visit to his alma mater, Bolgatanga Senior High School, on Monday, aimed at motivating students as they prepared for their final exams. Apexnewsgh Reports
Bearing gifts of 15 boxes of streetlights, five set of football jerseys, and 10 footballs, the Minister also expressed a keen interest in establishing a prize for the school’s best graduating student.
In a poignant address to the students, Dr. Salih reminisced about his own time at the institution, highlighting the transformative power of education and the role of discipline in achieving success. Drawing on his own journey from student to Minister, he emphasized the importance of respect for teachers, diligence in studies, and unwavering commitment to personal growth.
Reflecting on his academic progression from Bolgatanga SHS to multiple master’s degrees and prestigious doctorates, Dr. Salih urged the students to aspire beyond limits and seize the opportunities education could provide. Encouraging them to cultivate a passion for learning and avoid distractions, he shared his belief that each student possessed the potential to surpass even his own accomplishments.
Acknowledging the dedication of the school’s staff and the pivotal role of teachers in nation-building, the Minister assured support for educators in the upcoming government initiatives. He reiterated the commitment to enhancing the free senior high school program, providing resources such as tablets to facilitate learning and create a conducive environment for academic excellence.
Dr. Salih’s visit not only showcased his generosity and commitment to education but also served as a powerful inspiration for the students of Bolgatanga Senior High School, encouraging them to aim high, work diligently, and embrace the transformative possibilities that education offers.
Excitement rippled through the school’s management with the much-anticipated visit. Mr. Anthony Adimazoya, the esteemed Headmaster of BIGBOSS, warmly expressed his gratitude to the regional minister for gracing the school with his presence.
Seizing the opportunity, he highlighted the pressing infrastructural shortcomings faced by the institution. Specifically, he emphasized the dire need for improvements in the girls’ dormitory and the reinforcement of the school’s perimeter fencing, identifying them as major challenges that needed urgent attention.
Amidst the discussions, the Upper East Regional Education Director, Bright A. Lawoe, lent his voice to the conversation, echoing Mr. Adimazoya’s concerns.
He earnestly appealed to the Regional Minister, urging him to leverage his position and resources to help mitigate some of the obstacles hindering the school’s progress. By collaboratively addressing these issues, the officials envisioned a brighter future for the students and a more conducive learning environment at BIGBOSS.
During the visit, the Regional Minister took the opportunity to revisit ‘Ampofo House,’ a place he fondly recalled as belonging to him during his school days. As he walked through the corridors of nostalgia, memories flooded back, intertwining his past with the present moment at the school he once called home.
Through his visit, a connection was forged—a bridge between his personal history and the promising future of BIGBOSS, symbolizing a commitment to supporting the institution and its students in their educational journey.
Source: Apexnewsgh.com
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