The Member of Parliament for Builsa South, Dr. Clement Apaak, has donated Mathematical Sets to Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates in the Builsa South District.
In a statement, the Communication Officer for Builsa South constituency, Adams Immurana Kambara, disclosed that Dr. Apaak donated seven hundred and sixty-five (765) mathematical sets to the education directorate for onward distribution to all candidates in the 25 public junior high schools across the district.
“As part of his efforts in improving the performance of candidates and standards of education in the district, the MP, prior to the donation of the mathematical sets, sponsored a mock examination for all the BECE candidates to ensure that they are battle-ready for the upcoming final BECE examination, which starts on the 11th of June, 2025”, he stated.
Below is the full statement
Dr. Apaak Donates Mathematical Sets to BECE Candidates in the Builsa South District.
The member of Parliament for the Builsa South constituency, who doubles as the deputy minister of education, Dr. Clement Apaak, donates seven hundred and sixty-five (765) mathematical sets to the education directorate for onward distribution to all candidates in the 25 public junior high schools across the district.
Donating the mathematical sets on behalf of the MP, Mr. Richard Kazi, the NDC constituency secretary, assured the directorate of the MP’s readiness and continued support in ensuring that access to quality education is brought to the doorsteps of every child of school-going age in the district.
As part of his efforts in improving the performance of candidates and standards of education in the district, the MP, prior to the donation of the mathematical sets, sponsored a mock examination for all the BECE candidates to ensure that they are battle-ready for the upcoming final BECE examination, which starts on the 11th of June, 2025.
Receiving the mathematical sets on behalf of the district director of education, the deputy director, Mr. Akumzeyam Stephen expresses the appreciation of the district for the continued support they enjoyed from their MP anytime the need arose. This year, a total of 765 candidates are sitting for the examination, out of which 396 are females and 369 are males.
Adams Immurana Kambara Communication Officer, NDCBuilsa South-0249352762
