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Edina Development Chief moved to tears
A file photo of school children on the floor and Nana Ekow Ankama I The Development Chief of the Edina Traditional Area, Nana Ekow Ankama I, has expressed concern over the poor furniture situation at Bantuman Akyinim Basic School in Elmina after seeing pupils sitting on the bare floor during lessons.
A teacher at Bantuman Akyinim Basic School, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the lack of furniture had affected attendance, with some parents withdrawing their children from the school.
The teacher appealed to government officials and non-governmental organisations to support the school with additional furniture.
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