The West Mamprusi district is among other districts in the Northern region to benefit from mass spraying of mosquetoes aimed at malaria prevention. The exercise is to be undertaken jointly by the Ghana Health Services and USAID. The District Director of Health Services, Dr Ali recently briefed Heads of decentralised departments and leaders of identifiable groups on the exercise in Walewale, the district capital.
As at now, persons recruited to carry out the spraying exercise are undergoing training. Every house in the district is expected to be covered excerpt public places like schools.The chemical to be used has the potency to last on the wall for six months before the next round of spraying.
Friday, May 2, 2008
Monday, April 28, 2008
D C E commission`s Teachers Quaters at Zanwara
The D C E for the West Mamprusi District,Hon Nabla Sulemana has commissioned a six bed room teacher`s quarters at Zanwara in the "Overseas" area of the West Mamprusi District.The project was constructed from the assembly`s share of the common fund and constructed by Bazaah construction company.Also present at the handing over ceremony was the District Director of education Veronica Adzato-Ntem(Mrs).The education director charged her teachers to take good care of the facilaty.
The Regent of the Zanwara community expressed gratitude to the N P P government for providing a school structure and the teachers quarters to the community.The regent added that the current administration is the first to extend any facility to them since independence.He again made an appeal for the reshaping and resurfacing of the road from Kubori to Zanwara.
Government Urged to Place Vocational Institutions Under Education Ministry
THE MUNICIPAL CHIEF EXECUTIVE FOR MFANTSEMAN, MR ROBERT QUAINOO-ARTHUR HAS CALLED ON THE GOVERNMENT TO PLACE VOCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS UNDER THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION SCIENCE AND SPORTS INSTEAD OF THE EMPLOYMENT YOUTH AND MANPOWER WHERE THEY ARE NOW.. Mr Quainoo-Arthur noted that the change was necessary to enable the institutions benefit from infrastructure facilities and vehicles being provided from the Ghana Education Trust Fund (Getfund). "That will also give credence to the importance the government attaches to technical and vocational training under the Educational Reform programme," he told the audience at the inauguration of an 11-member Centre Management Committee (CMC) for the Biriwa Vocational Training and Rehabilitation Centre at Biriwa. The committee is chaired by Madam Mary
Bibiani. Oduro Salpond Magistrate.
MR QUAINOO-ARTHUR EXPRESSED REGRET THAT VOCATIONAL INSTITUTES HAD BEEN DENIED INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENTS WHICH WERE TAKING PLACE IN OTHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. HE APPEALED TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE TO USE THEIR POSITIONS TO LOBBY FOR FACILITIES NEEDED AT THE CENTRE. Mr Clement Osei Tutu, Deputy Director, Programme and Operations of the National Vocational Training Institute (NVTI), said management had decided to replace Board of Governors of its institutions with Centre Management Committees because it realized that some Board Members commanded so much authority that some did not consult head office of NVTI before taking some major decisions. He called for a cordial working relationship among members of the committee to enable them to move the centre forward.
Miss Vivian Etroo, Mfantseman Municipal Director of Education cautioned the members that no one should make himself or herself a tin-god at the centre, but to listen to advice and work hard to improve conditions at the centre. Miss Jacklin Appah, Centre Manager appealed to the community and the Municipal Assembly to give contracts to the centre to help in the practical training of the students.GNA
THE MUNICIPAL CHIEF EXECUTIVE FOR MFANTSEMAN, MR ROBERT QUAINOO-ARTHUR HAS CALLED ON THE GOVERNMENT TO PLACE VOCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS UNDER THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION SCIENCE AND SPORTS INSTEAD OF THE EMPLOYMENT YOUTH AND MANPOWER WHERE THEY ARE NOW.. Mr Quainoo-Arthur noted that the change was necessary to enable the institutions benefit from infrastructure facilities and vehicles being provided from the Ghana Education Trust Fund (Getfund). "That will also give credence to the importance the government attaches to technical and vocational training under the Educational Reform programme," he told the audience at the inauguration of an 11-member Centre Management Committee (CMC) for the Biriwa Vocational Training and Rehabilitation Centre at Biriwa. The committee is chaired by Madam Mary
Bibiani. Oduro Salpond Magistrate.
MR QUAINOO-ARTHUR EXPRESSED REGRET THAT VOCATIONAL INSTITUTES HAD BEEN DENIED INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENTS WHICH WERE TAKING PLACE IN OTHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. HE APPEALED TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE TO USE THEIR POSITIONS TO LOBBY FOR FACILITIES NEEDED AT THE CENTRE. Mr Clement Osei Tutu, Deputy Director, Programme and Operations of the National Vocational Training Institute (NVTI), said management had decided to replace Board of Governors of its institutions with Centre Management Committees because it realized that some Board Members commanded so much authority that some did not consult head office of NVTI before taking some major decisions. He called for a cordial working relationship among members of the committee to enable them to move the centre forward.
Miss Vivian Etroo, Mfantseman Municipal Director of Education cautioned the members that no one should make himself or herself a tin-god at the centre, but to listen to advice and work hard to improve conditions at the centre. Miss Jacklin Appah, Centre Manager appealed to the community and the Municipal Assembly to give contracts to the centre to help in the practical training of the students.GNA
Government Urged to Place Vocational Institutions Under Education Ministry
THE MUNICIPAL CHIEF EXECUTIVE FOR MFANTSEMAN, MR ROBERT QUAINOO-ARTHUR HAS CALLED ON THE GOVERNMENT TO PLACE VOCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS UNDER THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION SCIENCE AND SPORTS INSTEAD OF THE EMPLOYMENT YOUTH AND MANPOWER WHERE THEY ARE NOW.. Mr Quainoo-Arthur noted that the change was necessary to enable the institutions benefit from infrastructure facilities and vehicles being provided from the Ghana Education Trust Fund (Getfund). "That will also give credence to the importance the government attaches to technical and vocational training under the Educational Reform programme," he told the audience at the inauguration of an 11-member Centre Management Committee (CMC) for the Biriwa Vocational Training and Rehabilitation Centre at Biriwa. The committee is chaired by Madam Mary
Bibiani. Oduro Salpond Magistrate.
MR QUAINOO-ARTHUR EXPRESSED REGRET THAT VOCATIONAL INSTITUTES HAD BEEN DENIED INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENTS WHICH WERE TAKING PLACE IN OTHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. HE APPEALED TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE TO USE THEIR POSITIONS TO LOBBY FOR FACILITIES NEEDED AT THE CENTRE. Mr Clement Osei Tutu, Deputy Director, Programme and Operations of the National Vocational Training Institute (NVTI), said management had decided to replace Board of Governors of its institutions with Centre Management Committees because it realized that some Board Members commanded so much authority that some did not consult head office of NVTI before taking some major decisions. He called for a cordial working relationship among members of the committee to enable them to move the centre forward.
Miss Vivian Etroo, Mfantseman Municipal Director of Education cautioned the members that no one should make himself or herself a tin-god at the centre, but to listen to advice and work hard to improve conditions at the centre. Miss Jacklin Appah, Centre Manager appealed to the community and the Municipal Assembly to give contracts to the centre to help in the practical training of the students.GNA
THE MUNICIPAL CHIEF EXECUTIVE FOR MFANTSEMAN, MR ROBERT QUAINOO-ARTHUR HAS CALLED ON THE GOVERNMENT TO PLACE VOCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS UNDER THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION SCIENCE AND SPORTS INSTEAD OF THE EMPLOYMENT YOUTH AND MANPOWER WHERE THEY ARE NOW.. Mr Quainoo-Arthur noted that the change was necessary to enable the institutions benefit from infrastructure facilities and vehicles being provided from the Ghana Education Trust Fund (Getfund). "That will also give credence to the importance the government attaches to technical and vocational training under the Educational Reform programme," he told the audience at the inauguration of an 11-member Centre Management Committee (CMC) for the Biriwa Vocational Training and Rehabilitation Centre at Biriwa. The committee is chaired by Madam Mary
Bibiani. Oduro Salpond Magistrate.
MR QUAINOO-ARTHUR EXPRESSED REGRET THAT VOCATIONAL INSTITUTES HAD BEEN DENIED INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENTS WHICH WERE TAKING PLACE IN OTHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. HE APPEALED TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE TO USE THEIR POSITIONS TO LOBBY FOR FACILITIES NEEDED AT THE CENTRE. Mr Clement Osei Tutu, Deputy Director, Programme and Operations of the National Vocational Training Institute (NVTI), said management had decided to replace Board of Governors of its institutions with Centre Management Committees because it realized that some Board Members commanded so much authority that some did not consult head office of NVTI before taking some major decisions. He called for a cordial working relationship among members of the committee to enable them to move the centre forward.
Miss Vivian Etroo, Mfantseman Municipal Director of Education cautioned the members that no one should make himself or herself a tin-god at the centre, but to listen to advice and work hard to improve conditions at the centre. Miss Jacklin Appah, Centre Manager appealed to the community and the Municipal Assembly to give contracts to the centre to help in the practical training of the students.GNA
Government Urged to Place Vocational Institutions Under Education Ministry
THE MUNICIPAL CHIEF EXECUTIVE FOR MFANTSEMAN, MR ROBERT QUAINOO-ARTHUR HAS CALLED ON THE GOVERNMENT TO PLACE VOCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS UNDER THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION SCIENCE AND SPORTS INSTEAD OF THE EMPLOYMENT YOUTH AND MANPOWER WHERE THEY ARE NOW..
Mr Quainoo-Arthur noted that the change was necessary to enable the institutions benefit from infrastructure facilities and vehicles being provided from the Ghana Education Trust Fund (Getfund).
"That will also give credence to the importance the government attaches to technical and vocational training under the Educational Reform programme," he told the audience at the inauguration of an 11-member Centre Management Committee (CMC) for the Biriwa Vocational Training and Rehabilitation Centre at Biriwa. The committee is chaired by Madam Mary
Bibiani. Oduro Salpond Magistrate.
MR QUAINOO-ARTHUR EXPRESSED REGRET THAT VOCATIONAL INSTITUTES HAD BEEN DENIED INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENTS WHICH WERE TAKING PLACE IN OTHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. HE APPEALED TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE TO USE THEIR POSITIONS TO LOBBY FOR FACILITIES NEEDED AT THE CENTRE.
Mr Clement Osei Tutu, Deputy Director, Programme and Operations of the National Vocational Training Institute (NVTI), said management had decided to replace Board of Governors of its institutions with Centre Management Committees because it realized that some Board Members commanded so much authority that some did not consult head office of NVTI before taking some major decisions.
He called for a cordial working relationship among members of the committee to enable them to move the centre forward.
Miss Vivian Etroo, Mfantseman Municipal Director of Education cautioned the members that no one should make himself or herself a tin-god at the centre, but to listen to advice and work hard to improve conditions at the centre.
Miss Jacklin Appah, Centre Manager appealed to the community and the Municipal Assembly to give contracts to the centre to help in the practical training of the students.
GNA
Mr Quainoo-Arthur noted that the change was necessary to enable the institutions benefit from infrastructure facilities and vehicles being provided from the Ghana Education Trust Fund (Getfund).
"That will also give credence to the importance the government attaches to technical and vocational training under the Educational Reform programme," he told the audience at the inauguration of an 11-member Centre Management Committee (CMC) for the Biriwa Vocational Training and Rehabilitation Centre at Biriwa. The committee is chaired by Madam Mary
Bibiani. Oduro Salpond Magistrate.
MR QUAINOO-ARTHUR EXPRESSED REGRET THAT VOCATIONAL INSTITUTES HAD BEEN DENIED INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENTS WHICH WERE TAKING PLACE IN OTHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. HE APPEALED TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE TO USE THEIR POSITIONS TO LOBBY FOR FACILITIES NEEDED AT THE CENTRE.
Mr Clement Osei Tutu, Deputy Director, Programme and Operations of the National Vocational Training Institute (NVTI), said management had decided to replace Board of Governors of its institutions with Centre Management Committees because it realized that some Board Members commanded so much authority that some did not consult head office of NVTI before taking some major decisions.
He called for a cordial working relationship among members of the committee to enable them to move the centre forward.
Miss Vivian Etroo, Mfantseman Municipal Director of Education cautioned the members that no one should make himself or herself a tin-god at the centre, but to listen to advice and work hard to improve conditions at the centre.
Miss Jacklin Appah, Centre Manager appealed to the community and the Municipal Assembly to give contracts to the centre to help in the practical training of the students.
GNA
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