NADMO Deputy Western North Director Donates Educational Materials to 2026 BECE Best Performers

Alexander Kwaku Abaidoo rewards outstanding students from Nsawora and Edumafua schools

SEFWI NSAWORA, WESTERN NORTH REGION — The Deputy Western North Regional Director of the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO), Mr. Alexander Kwaku Abaidoo, has donated educational materials to students who emerged as the best-performing candidates in the 2026 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) from selected schools in the area.

The beneficiaries were outstanding students from Sefwi Nsawora G.K JHS, Edumafua A JHS and Edumafua B JHS.

The initiative is aimed at recognizing academic excellence while providing the students with educational materials to support their continued studies.

Mr. Alexander Kwaku Abaidoo's gesture comes as an encouragement to the students to maintain their commitment to education and serve as an inspiration to other pupils within the communities.

The schools involved are located within the Sefwi Akontombra area of the Western North Region. Records from the University of Cape Coast's Institute of Education also identify Nsawora G.K. and Edumafua A and B among schools in the area.

Encouraging Academic Excellence

The presentation highlights the importance of recognizing students who distinguish themselves academically, particularly at the basic-school level.

Providing educational materials to high-performing students can also serve as an incentive for young learners to take their studies seriously and strive for excellence.

The gesture is expected to encourage the beneficiaries to continue their education with determination while inspiring their colleagues to work toward achieving similar academic success.

Speaking through the initiative, Mr. Abaidoo's support demonstrates an interest in encouraging educational development among young people in the communities.

A Boost for Students

For the beneficiary students, the educational materials provide additional resources as they progress to the next stage of their academic journey.

The recognition also sends a message to students across the communities that academic effort and achievement can be acknowledged and celebrated.

The initiative adds to efforts by individuals and community leaders to support education and motivate young people to pursue their academic goals.

Sabjays Media will continue to highlight individuals, institutions and community initiatives contributing to education and development across the Western North Region and Ghana.