Dr. Prince Armah donates motorbikes to Kwesimintsim Police Station
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The Executive Secretary of the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA), Dr. Prince Armah has donated three Sukida SK125-4B Motorbikes to the Kwesimintsim Police Command.
Dr. Armah, a son of Kwesimintsim (a suburb of Takoradi) said that his attention has been drawn to the security concerns in the District and some of the challenges that the Kwesimintsim Police Command face.
“In recent weeks, there have been some security concerns in the area and I hope that these extra logistics will empower them to keep our people safe” Dr. Armah said.
Presenting the motorbikes to the Kwesimintsim Police Command, Dr. Armah mentioned that “…for those of us privileged to be able to offer material support, we should do so gladly. Kwesimintsim has given many of us a lot and it is an honour to be able to give back to the community.”
Superintendent Lennox Aidoo, District Commander of Kwesimintsim Police Command received the items from Dr. Armah on behalf of the Police Command.
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Dr Prince Armah is doing well for this nation. I wish him all the best.I hope successive governments will build on the education reforms being introduced. The state can’t afford to be static due to political difference.