A Ghanaian-Savanah-based sensational hip-hop singer-songwriter, Kpambo Awal, best known in show-biz as Olaadis had released his highly anticipated studio project called “Me vs Me” album. He sings in the Gonja Language and blends the composition with English to give every music lover a feel and an understanding of his music. His versatility in rap music got him the overall winner of the giant ever-staged rap competition “Corona Rap Competition” amongst all the Savannah region’s well-known rappers organized by UNICEF.
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The National Peace Council (NPC) held a stakeholder workshop to finalise the draft of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Religious Tolerance and Freedom in Private and Government Assisted Mission Schools in Ghana.
The MOU seeks to promote a safe and healthy learning environment for learners, teaching, and non – teaching staff in accordance with the law and school regulations.
Speaking at the workshop on Tuesday, 23rd January, 2024 at the Ange Hill View Hotel, the Chairman of NPC, Dr. Ernest Adu-Gyamfi said the Council was inundated with concerns about religious tolerance in schools, as some religious militants emerging across the country were escalating matters in a specific direction, and that clarity was needed on issues.
He said that, it is part of our mandate to resolve conflicts, so as part of the process, we have to complete and come out with a document that would finalize this for us to move on as a country. He added that, it is important for the public and the students to understand the objectives of such schools, know what they can or cannot do while there and accommodate all those who are not like them but are also there to study. We have coexisted as a people, and we should not allow these religious militants to come into the educational system.
Once finalized, the draft would be made public and handed to the Ministry of Education (MoE) as an agreement signed by all Mission schools.
The workshop was attended by representatives from Conference of Managers of Educational Units (COMEU), Conference of Heads of Assisted Secondary Schools (CHASS), Office of the National Chief Imam, Christian Council of Ghana amongst others.
The Sir Martin’s Memorial School on the 27th of January 2024 celebrated their routine annual dinner and awards night with the staff at the Home Touch hotel conference hall in Damongo of the Savannah region. In attendance was the Ghana Education Service, Savannah region association of private school, parents of the school, staff, and the media.
In a welcome address, the proprietress of the Sir Martin’s Memorial School, Joana Wuriya Ewuntomah said that the Sir Martin’s Memorial School is standard and afraid of nothing because of its teachers and they are worthy of celebrating today, tomorrow, and the future. Hence, the dinner and the awards will motivate and encourage them to do more of the good work they have been doing.
She added that whoever you are, wherever you are you can make a great difference and she is very happy to see that with God by her side, the small idea of making the wonderful workers the opportunity to see that hard work tastes good and different has come to a success.
The Sir Martin’s Memorial School has been in existence for five(5) years now and since, the School has been grooming both pupils and teachers to be sustainable leaders for the wider community and respecting nature, and of course, the environment has also been one utmost thing they do.
“I’m very proud to say that the Sir Martin’s Memorial School has developed in various ways. Right from the classroom to competitions outside the classroom, outside Damongo, and building partnerships outside Ghana to pave the way to make our pupils world citizens”. She said
The proprietress further said the success of the Sir Martin’s Memorial School is celebrating its success because of the collaboration between the parents and the school. The teachers of the Sir Martin’s Memorial School are so dedicated and this dedication has developed the school. The noble teachers have made the school standard and are afraid of nothing. So we celebrate you today, tomorrow, and forever.
The Chief Executive Officer(CEO) of the Sir Martin’s Memorial School, Mr. Joachim Ewuntomah said the mission of the school is “To provide high-quality education and training appropriate to their stage and cognitive development. We offer our kids a challenging and fun environment to master what they have been taught for a positive future for them and their families, the careers of our staff, and the future of our wider community” and the vision is “To be at the forefront of education by providing our kids with refined and developed teachings that would nurture their individual talents towards respecting nature and giving them sustainable lifetime careers”
He thanked the parents, staff, and partners for their collaborative efforts and support over the years and for making the Sir Martin’s Memorial School one of the best in the Savannah region.
Winners of the various categories nominated and voted amongst the parents and the teachers won cushioning prizes ranging from certificates, hampers, ceiling fans, TV sets, standing fans, refrigerators, and motorbikes.
The overall winner who won a Luojia Mapuka motorbike, Mahama Ganiu, on behalf of his colleague teachers and contestants thanked the management of the school for appreciating their work. He has pledged to work more extra for the success of the school.
