Stratcomm
donates to Adabraka Schools
By Awudu Salami Sule,
Ghanadot
Accra, Sept 25, Ghanadot - In
fulfillment of its Africa’s corporate social responsibility
activities dubbed “Read Better, Write Better and Communicate
Better”, Stratcomm Africa, a communication management
company has donated assorted children books worth GHC 400 to
the Adabraka Atukpai Stool Authority for distribution to
basic schools in the Adabraka community in Accra.
The books were made up of children’s fiction, dictionaries
and literature books.
Presenting the books, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of
stratcomm, Ms Esther Cobbah said, the donation was to
instill the habit of reading and writing in pupils in the
basic schools.
She noted that, without healthy reading habits, school
children would not be able to develop a store of vocabulary
to enhance their skills of communication and message
delivery.
Ms Cobbah revealed that, the contribution was another
illustration of Stratcomm Africa’s commitment to the goal of
eradicating illiteracy in the country and promoting child
and youth development.
For his part, the Marketing Manager of Stratcomm Africa, Mr
Kwabena Ekremet stated that, in every field of knowledge,
reading is the key to understanding.
He said, Stratcomm contribution to the children’s
acquisition of this habit (reading), only encourage their
understanding of the world around them.
The Chief of Adabraka, Nii Adjabeng, who received the books,
intimated that his outfit would soon set up an educational
fund to promote education in the area.
He however expressed gratitude to Stratcomm Africa for their
donation, adding that, the books would promote reading and
writing in the area.
In June this year, Stratcomm Africa as part of its 15th
anniversary celebrations organized a reading and writing
clinic with the Kanda Cluster of Schools, where staff of
Stratcomm Africa volunteered to teach pupils in Junior High
Schools reading skills, proper pronunciation and essay.
Study tours and quiz competitions were also organized and
winning schools and their students received book prizes.
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