The 1983-year group of the HuniValley Senior High School (HUNIVASS) has donated items worth GH20,000 to its alma mater in the Western Region.

The items, including two sets of jerseys, footballs, and 10 chairs to furnish the headmaster’s office, were procured from voluntary contributions by members in Ghana and the diaspora.

Reverend Kojo Ackaah-Kwarteng, a member of the group and chairman of the planning committee, which worked towards the homecoming to support the school, led his colleagues to present the items.

‘The donation is to give back to our Amal mater, after 40 years of completing school, to promote teaching and learning,’ he said.

‘I want to encourage our children to study hard. In our time things were tough. There was no electricity, we did not have enough space, no potable water to drink, we fetched water from a stream but with

commitment and prayer God saw us through and today we are in various noble professions.’

Rev. Ackaah-kwarteng noted that the mining companies and other institutions had helped the school to develop, hence no student had any reason to fail.

Source: Ghana News Agency