DCE inspects boys hostel of jirapa nursing community training college

As part of government's commitment to promoting quality health care of the people of Ghana, the Hon.DCE,CLETUS SEIDU DAPILAH inspects the hostel complex meant for the boys in the Jirapa nursing training college school.

The school for the past years has never accommodated a boy for a night in the school because of accommodation problems. The male students faced a lot of challenges as they had to rent rooms in town to stay in because the college did not have a facility to accommodate them.

Students sighing relief could not hide their profound joy and were found with beams of smiles especially the boys as they saw the Hon. DCE at site for inspection. In fact, the staff and students were completely convinced that the DCE and his government have reverence for the saying that “Health is wealth" as the DCE himself was seen inspecting the site for first-hand knowledge of the facility.

The hostel facility will take away the frustration and burden of students renting rooms in town at exorbitant costs. They can now use that money for other important expenses such as buying reading materials and basic practical equipment.

The hostel will also help release the boys frustrations and fatigue of moving long distance before they get to school for lectures. At least, students will soon not be found sweating in classes because of the hurdles of riding bicycles over long distance before they get to school for lectures. They can now reserve their early morning fresh energy to be put into better use.

The hostel will again give students that serene and conducive environment for effective academic work and help promote healthy interaction between the boys and girls in school. It will greatly improve the general academic activities of the school as tutors can get students readily for any curriculum activities.

On this light, it is quite outlandish that, some people for their own selfish and unjustifiable political reasons who best suit the description “enemies of progress" (NPP or any independent candidate) continue to say we are lacking development under the current DCE and for that matter the NDC government. With these unprecedented developments in our district, it would sound impolitic and bias to say the NDC government is not changing lives and transforming Ghana.

Thank you

.......signed.....

BODI EMMANUEL

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