Numerous candidates preparing for the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) in the Great Ningo Traditional Area within the Greater Accra Region have been furnished with a diverse array of examination materials along with sanitary pads, all aimed at ensuring their successful completion of the exams.

During a two-day visit to various schools, Naana Dugbakuwor Dugba II, the Paramount Queen of the Great Ningo Traditional Area, personally delivered these essential items and offered valuable guidance to the students to instill confidence in them as they approach their exams.

Addressing the BECE candidates, the Queen imparted inspiring advice, urging them to dedicate themselves to their studies in these final days leading up to the exams. She emphasized the pivotal role their performance plays in shaping the future of the traditional area.

Notably, Queen Naana Dugbakuwor Dugba II made a significant commitment through her foundation, the Manye Dugbakuwor Foundation. She announced her sponsorship plan to support six female and four male students who achieve outstanding grades ranging from eight to an aggregate of six throughout their secondary education and beyond, extending all the way to tertiary education.

Collaborating under the banner of the Manye Dugbakuwor Foundation, the initiative encompassed candidates from both public and private basic schools across the Tsopoli-Dawa Circuit, Ayertepa-Mangotsonya Circuit, and Ningo Circuit of the traditional area.

Accompanying the Paramount Queen were prominent figures such as Nene Teyetsu Bediaku II, Chief of Nyigbenya, Nene Tetteh-Wayoe Duamorh XI, and Naana Korkor Kudi I, the Queen of Ayertepa. Additionally, the participation of political leaders including Hon. Michel Nartey, assemblyman of the Ayertepa-Mangotsonya electoral area, and Honourable Henry Kwao, assemblyman for the Lekpongunor electoral area, demonstrated the collaborative effort in this undertaking.

Expressing unwavering commitment to educational progress, Queen Naana Dugbakuwor Dugba II vowed to sustain her influence in enhancing education within her traditional domain. She also affirmed her dedication to advancing the cause of girl child education across all educational tiers.

Amidst her address, Naana Dugbakuwor Dugba II seized the moment to urge well-off individuals hailing from the region to contribute back to their community, recognizing that the younger generation represents the forthcoming leaders of the area. She underscored the readiness of her NGO to form partnerships with both organizations and individuals, uniting efforts to drive the developmental vision of the region forward.