Kofi Kingston Builds ICT Lab: Former Wrestling Champion Kofi Kingston Constructs ICT Facility Ghana
- Former WWE champion, Kofi Kingston, has constructed an ICT lab in Atwima Takyiman in the Ashanti Region of Ghana
- The Ghanaian boxer believes that the project will equip junior high school students with the necessary knowledge and skills needed in ICT
- Many have lauded the project and are impressed by Kofi's willingness to give back generously to his hometown
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Ghanaian professional wrestler, Kofi Kingston, has launched a project to teach junior high school pupils in rural areas more about ICT. In his village of Atwima Takyiman in the Ashanti Region, the Ghanaian-American professional wrestler constructed an information and communication technology (ICT) centre. The centre will include instruction in critical thinking, creative problem-solving, media and information literacy (MIL), and computer literacy.
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Kofi posted a video showing the facility's construction, which got underway in August 2021. The WrestleMania 35 champion posted updates on the lab construction, which he calls CLICK for Quality Education Foundation library, on his social media pages. Facebook user Kwabena Nsafoa also posted images of the building.
The wrestler expressed excitement about developing his first community-based ICT library and said further projects are in the works. He explained:
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The Atwima Takyiman Presbyterian Junior High School in the Kwadaso Municipality of the Ashanti Region is where the first CLICK Center is currently being constructed. We have a lot going on, and we'll be providing updates so you can see how far we've come.
Asamoah Gyan, Shatta Wale, And Other Ghanaian Celebs Who Have Given Back To Society Through Their Projects
In an earlier story, YEN.com.gh wrote about celebrities who gave back to their communities. After they become wealthy and well-known, celebrities rarely give back to their communities. However, some renowned people in Ghana, including Asamoah Gyan and others, continue to care for the condition of common people even after they become well-known. Their positive deeds are evidence of their good hearts, which other famous people ought to imitate to improve society.
Source: YEN.com.gh
