We’ll ensure every child has access to quality education – Mahama

President John Dramani Mahama
President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his commitment to providing quality education to all Ghanaian children, regardless of their location or socio-economic background.
Speaking during a thank-you tour in the Upper East region, Mahama emphasized the importance of creating a conducive learning environment for all students.
“We want to ensure that every child in this region and beyond has access to quality education in a conducive learning environment,” Mahama stated. To achieve this goal, the government has uncapped the Get Fund, allowing it to receive more money to complete infrastructure projects in secondary schools across the Upper East Region.
The uncapping of the Get Fund will enable the government to address the long-standing challenge of schools under trees, provide school furniture for schools in need, and promote a safe and supportive learning environment. As Mahama noted, “We’ll focus particularly on providing school furniture for schools that currently do not have them.”
In addition to improving infrastructure, Mahama’s government has also prioritized the well-being and dignity of female students. This year, the government will commence the distribution of free sanitary pads to schoolgirls, ensuring that menstrual hygiene does not become a barrier to education.
Furthermore, the government has increased the allocation per child for the school feeding program, guaranteeing that children receive nutritious meals while in school. This comprehensive approach to education reflects Mahama’s vision for a Ghana where every child has access to quality education and opportunities for growth and development.
As Mahama has consistently emphasized, education is the cornerstone of Ghana’s development, and his government remains committed to creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment for all students. By prioritizing education and addressing the unique challenges faced by students in the Upper East Region, Mahama’s government is working towards a brighter future for all Ghanaians.


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