Bediakokrom: CookClean Ghana Limited has donated a 45-seater computer laboratory to Bediakokrom R/C Basic School located in the Asunafo North Municipality of the Ahafo Region. The facility is fully equipped with modern systems and learning software, and includes additional rooms for a crèche, staff common room, library, sick bay, and washrooms, set to benefit over 500 students from Bediakokrom and its surrounding communities. According to Ghana News Agency, the donation also included a 64-pot router and a GHC1000.00 internet bundle to facilitate connectivity. Additionally, two sets of football jerseys, four footballs, two volleyballs, two basketballs, and first aid bags were provided to support physical education and health. Mr. Nicholas Sarkodie Addo Manu, Chief Executive Officer of CookClean, explained that this gesture forms part of the company's corporate responsibility towards the community, which is one of its operational areas. Mr. Manu emphasized the importance of equipping Ghanaian children with te chnological skills in the context of global advancements. "Today, we are not simply opening a computer lab: we are opening doors to the world for our students," he remarked. He also highlighted CookClean's commitment to promoting clean energy and sustainable development, pledging to empower communities and reduce carbon emissions through the provision of cookstoves. The lab's commissioning ceremony saw attendance from notable figures such as Messrs Yaw Osei Boahen and Evans Opoku Bobbie, the Municipal Chief Executive and Member of Parliament for the area, respectively. The project, which took 20 months to complete, was executed by contractor Mr. Emmanuel Kwame Quansah. Headteachers Samuel Offei and Ati William of Bediako R/C Junior High School and Primary expressed their gratitude to Mr. Manu for the facility. They assured that the resources would be well-utilized and maintained for the benefit of future generations.
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