Nana Dope partners with BVO team to donate desks, School books to Abenabo Presby Basic School

CEO of Dope concept and Big Vibes Only (BVO) , Nana Dope in a significant move to enhance educational resources in the Eastern Region of Ghana has collaborated with his BVO team to donated school items, including desks, books, pen and pencil to the Abenabo Presbyterian School in the Abuakwa South Municipality.

According to him, this initiative aims to improve the learning environment for students and support the local community’s educational needs.

The donation which was presented on Tuesday August 13, 2024 at the school’s premises was witnessed by the school’s officials and students. He eressed his dedication to empowering education in underprivileged areas.

“Every child deserves a conducive environment to learn, these basic supplies can make a world of difference in their educational journey. These desks and school items will not only provide comfort but also encourage our children to focus on their studies and achieve their dreams.”

“We hope this gesture inspires others to contribute to education in underserved communities,” said Nana Dope.

The school, which serves over 200 pupils from the surrounding communities, has seen a steady increase in enrolment but struggled to match this growth with necessary resources.

The Abenabo Presbyterian School, like many others in the region, has faced challenges related to inadequate furniture and resources. This donation is a crucial step toward addressing these issues, allowing students to engage more effectively in their classes.

The school’s officials, expressed gratitude for the support, stating, “This donation comes at a critical time for our school. With these new desks, our students will have a better learning experience, and we are thankful to Nana Dope and the BVO team for their generosity.”

As part of their ongoing commitment to education, Nana Dope and his BVO team plan to implement further initiatives aimed at enhancing learning opportunities for students in the Eastern Region. This includes potential scholarships, educational materials, and additional infrastructure improvements.