Hon Emmanuel Adams, the Assembly member for Esereso-Adagya in the Bosomtwe District of Ashanti has put a smile on the faces of parents in the area as Adams Foundation supported fifty brailient but needy students with all the first year entry required prospectors.
He urged parents to take responsibility for their children’s education in order to help shape them to achieve better opportunities in the near future.
According to him, many parents ignored their parental responsibilities, which leads children of school going age to engage themselves in social vices and teenage pregnancies.
He was speaking at the second edition of Adams Foundation annual meeting, which was founded by Hon Emmanuel Adams, the government representative for Asereso-Adegya.
The foundation supported fifty (50) brailient students with items such as trunks, chop boxes, school bags, buckets, provisions, sanitary pads for the female students etc. The foundation increased the number from 15 to 50 students in the 2025-2026 academic year as part of its core objective to support all school going children in the Bosomtwe constituency in their transition to senior high school by providing assorted items to each student.
Parents whose children were supported also used the opportunity to appreciate the effort of the foundation and assured to support their children’s education.
Nana Kofi Boakye, Adagya’s linguist who also serves on the foundation’s board, urged the students to study hard in order to help the foundation achieve its vision and purpose.
