Kenyasi JHS gets $600,000 facelift after years of unsafe conditions

She added that the renovated classroom block joins a growing portfolio of UMA-Subika-led interventions in the district, which includes community scholarship and apprenticeship awards, annual reading festival competitions, and key infrastructure and teaching materials support.

The District Director of Education for Asutifi North, Naomi Asantewaa, thanked UMA for its continuing interventions in support of education across the district, describing the proactive role of UMA-Subika as a foundational asset in shaping the intellectual and moral lives of young people.

She called on all community stakeholders to protect the newly handed-over infrastructure, assuring that the education directorate will intensify instructional supervision to ensure academic performance rises in tandem with the improved facilities.