No girl or boy will be left under my rule - King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II
King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II has committed to education and thefuture of children in Ga Traditional State, delivering a speech at the foundation building ceremony for the renovation project of Mantse Tackie Tawia I School in Adabraka. .
He expressed his dedication to ensuring that "no girl, no boy isleft under my rule". The King then outlined the detailed planfor the project, which includedthe construction of a library and an ICT lab. "We are committed to the future of our future leaders. We will build a strongwall to ensure their safety and get a strong education, establish a library to help improve their learning and research process, ICT laboratories and repair existing but dilapidated buildings and campuses.
King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II expressed his gratitude to theChurch of Latter-day Saints for their support and for helping to fulfill his vision. However, hecalled on other institutions to join in the mission to ensure the best education for students in the Ga community.
“Deep thanks to The Church of Latter-day Saints for helpingme explain my vision and their meaningful impact on the Ga community. Much has been said, but it is true. Now is the time to work and the work has really begun. We want to ensure the highest education for our students. That is why I am calling on community members, businessmen and government to join us in our work.
He also indicated that this planis one of the various projects to be carried out in the town of Ga, including the renovation of the popular Salaga market and a school in Sempe. King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II also expressed his determination to fulfill his mandate and ensure that the schools in Ga Adangbe area are renovated and properly installed.
“As a proud defender and descendant of his heritage and lineage, I have come to fulfill his mandate to see that this school is renovated and put in the right direction for the needs of these children. We want to partner with companies and investors to reach every school and ensure that no child is left behind. Under my government,no Ga child will be left behind. No child, no man, no girl will be left behind,” he reiterated.
The dedication ceremony was attended by several high-ranking officials, including the Africa West Area President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Elder S. Gifford Nielsen, Minister of State for Greater Accra, Hon. Henry Quartey, Member of Parliament for Korle-Klottey,Hon. Dr A.S. The Chairman of Ga Mantse Board of Education,Dr. Ekow Spio-Garbra, Director of Education, Ms Maamle Andrews, members of the Korley Klottey Board of Education, members of the Korley Klottey Municipal Board of Education;
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