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Dr Clement Apaak advises youth

Dr Clement Apaak, Member of Parliament for Builsa South, has advised the youth to be committed and contribute their quota towards the development of the nation.

Date Created : 10/15/2018 12:00:00 AM : Story Author : Patrick Obeng/Ghanadistricts.com

He noted that the practice of immoral acts such as armed robbery, gambling, drug abuse and prostitution as a way of satisfying their frustration of the pressure of the economy, was not the best.

Dr Apaak gave the advice at the inauguration of the Builsa South Youth Association in Accra.

The Association has Mr Philip Akumasi Agalisi as Chairman, Mr Daniel Kwame Anaambowen Adams, Vice Chairman, Mr Joseph Ataawiiyueni, General Secretary, Mr Godwin Kweku Akanchalibeka An-Yigmidu, Assistant Secretary, Mr Joseph Adocta Bawa, Organising Secretary and Mr Solomon Akan-Yaabachoa Achamweling, Assistant Organising Secretary.

Other officers are Miss Grace Abuunipo Adiok,

Women's Organiser, Mr Andrew Abulijam Awembo, Public Relations Officer, Mr, Roland Atuilik, Assistant Public Relations Officer, Mr Godwin Abayaruk, Financial Secretary and Mr Evans Abandiokbil, Treasurer.

Dr Apaak urged them to bury their political differences and work in unity to ensure the total development of the community.

Mr Daniel Kwame Gariba, Builsa South District Chief Executive said government was constructing a 10-seater solar-powered toilet facility and the provision of 17 bore-holes to help improve upon the standard of living in the District.

He said the Assembly had also distributed 50,000 cashew seedlings for farmers to go into the production of cashew.

On education, Mr Gariba said the District topped the Upper East Region in this year's Basic Education Certificate Examination.

He noted that the assembly had also provided Kajanga Basic School with a three-unit classroom block and gave the assurance that all the schools in the district would be rehabilitated.

Mr Philip Agalisi, Chairman of the association said the Association would work harder to ensure the development of the community.