Asamoah Gyan installed as ‘kind-hearted, progressive chief’ in Hohoe.
Asamoah Gyan has been installed as “Ngoryifia-Doemenyotor” of the St. Francis College of Education and the Gbi traditional area in the Hohoe municipality of the Volta Region. The title translates as the ‘Kind-hearted, Progressive Chief’.
This installment is in recognition of Asamoah Gyan’s contributions towards finding a sustainable solution to an age-old water crisis that saddled the College of Education.
The footballer, through the Gyan Foundation, provided St. Francis College of Education with a $3,000 mechanized borehole.
Students prior to the provision of the borehole walked 2.5 kilometers to a stream to fetch water for the school’s kitchen and their private use. The school also pays up to GHC5000 monthly fee due to its indebtedness to the Ghana Water Company.
Accepting the installation, Dr. Asamoah Gyan said the country cannot depend totally on government for development hence the need to support.
“We have accepted the UN’s sustainable development goals and we must all contribute to its achievement with as little as we can do,” Asamoah Gyan said.
See photos below.
This installment is in recognition of Asamoah Gyan’s contributions towards finding a sustainable solution to an age-old water crisis that saddled the College of Education.
The footballer, through the Gyan Foundation, provided St. Francis College of Education with a $3,000 mechanized borehole.
Students prior to the provision of the borehole walked 2.5 kilometers to a stream to fetch water for the school’s kitchen and their private use. The school also pays up to GHC5000 monthly fee due to its indebtedness to the Ghana Water Company.
Accepting the installation, Dr. Asamoah Gyan said the country cannot depend totally on government for development hence the need to support.
“We have accepted the UN’s sustainable development goals and we must all contribute to its achievement with as little as we can do,” Asamoah Gyan said.
See photos below.
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