Obed Effah, Esq: Ghanaian Lawyer in the US Builds Fully-Equipped ICT Center for his Former JHS in Ghana

• A kindhearted Ghanaian lawyer, Obed Effah, who is now based in the US has given back to his former JHS, Breman-Brakwa Islamic School
• The school that is located in a small town in the Central Region now has a fully-equipped ICT center with 21 computers, an office, and a storage room
• According to Obed Effah, Esq, the center is to give the students a fair playing field as pupils in the cities

Obed Effah, Esq, a Ghanaian lawyer who is currently based in the United States, has built an amazing fully-equipped ICT center for his junior high school.

The school, which is located at Breman-Brakwa in the Asikuma Odoben Brakwa District, Central Region now has 21 brand new computers in a lab that can seat 40 students at a time.

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In addition to the space the computers are in, the facility also has two small offices to be used as office and storage areas.

The kindhearted lawyer tells YEN.com.gh the Breman-Brakwa Islamic School will maintain the facility but will give access to other schools in town to access it for their ICT practicals.

On October 26, 2021, the ICT center whose mission is to give a fair playing field to Breman Brakwa-Kokoso Islamic JHS students to compete with their colleagues in other big cities, was commissioned.

"I decided to build this facility when it dawned on me that even the basic school I attended many years ago and the entire Breman Brakwa Community lacked an ICT center to teach students who will write the same BECE on ICT as their counterparts in Accra and other big cities," the kind lawyer told YEN.com.gh.

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Another brilliant act of giving back

In another heartwarming story, Berthold Winkler, popularly known in the YouTube community as Wode Maya has displayed a touching act of kindness once again by donating $10,000 to cater for the educational expenses of 100 kids.

He made this known in one of his videos on YouTube.

In the video, he narrated that he was first inspired by the story of an African-American woman who moved to Kumasi, Ghana to help put less-privileged kids in school, and after hearing that story, he decided to be a part of the change.

Source: YEN.com.gh