Saltpond Methodist A Basic School receives 10-seater toilet facility from alumnus
Ernest De-Graft Egyir, an alumnus of Saltpond Methodist A Basic School, funded a modern 10-seater toilet facility, which was commissioned at the school. This intervention is part of his commitment to supporting the development of his alma mater, as he stated, "Four years ago, I committed to support and maintain my alma mater. Seeing the school continue to improve and regain its beauty has been a source of great joy."
The new water closet facility is expected to improve sanitation and hygiene for pupils and teachers. Mr. Egyir, who is also the President of the Mfantseman-Saltpond Development Alliance (MSDA), described the facility as an investment in the health, dignity, and well-being of pupils and teachers. He emphasized that proper sanitation facilities are essential for quality education and encouraged pupils to develop a maintenance culture for the facility.
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Saltpond Methodist A Basic School has long struggled with inadequate washroom facilities, impacting the learning environment for its pupils and
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