Lawyer Manuel Harry Sawyerr Renovates La Bawaleshie Presby Basic 1 School

In a remarkable act of philanthropy, renowned private legal practitioner Lawyer Manuel Harry Sawyerr has spearheaded a comprehensive renovation of the La Bawaleshie Presby Basic 1 School, significantly enhancing the learning environment for its students. This initiative is part of Lawyer Sawyerr’s ongoing commitment to community development and support for education.

The renovation project involved extensive civil works, including the tiling of floors, replacement of doors, and upgrading the ventilation system. Additionally, the school now boasts an array of new books, improved lighting systems, new curtains, and ceiling fans, all contributing to a more conducive learning atmosphere.

During the handing-over ceremony, Lawyer Manuel Sawyerr emphasized his steadfast belief in education as a cornerstone of growth and social inclusion, as well as a vital development tool for his community. “Education is the foundation upon which we build our future,” Lawyer Sawyerr remarked. “It is essential that we provide our children with the best possible environment to learn and grow.”

Lawyer Sawyerr’s philanthropic efforts have garnered widespread admiration. His contributions to the La Bawaleshie Presby Basic 1 School are among many charitable endeavors he has undertaken to uplift various communities.

An esteemed alumnus of Harvard University and the University of Ghana, Lawyer Sawyerr brings a wealth of knowledge to his role as a member of the National Petroleum Authority Board, where he applies his expertise in energy, natural resources, and corporate law.

The school authorities expressed their deep gratitude for the renovation, praising Lawyer Sawyerr for his generosity and vision. They also appealed to the general public for continued support to further enhance the school’s facilities and resources.

Lawyer Sawyerr was accompanied by friends and well-wishers who acknowledged the significant improvements made to the school, which serves a particularly underserved area in the Ayawaso West Wuogon Municipality.

Source: GhanaFeed.Com