Children's natural inclination to follow rules

Rev. Bishop Sampson Obeng Adjei, the Superintendent Minister of the Methodist Church in Kumasi North Diocese, has called on Ghanaian students to practice obedience towards their parents and teachers as a key to achieving their dreams. He emphasized the importance of discipline and respect for authority during his address at the launch of the 80th anniversary celebrations of Asuowin Methodist School.

In his speech, Rev. Bishop Obeng Adjei also urged the people of Ghana to foster a spirit of generosity and kindness toward one another, encouraging unity and mutual support in their communities. He believes that these qualities are vital for the growth and development of both individuals and society as a whole.

The event also saw a notable commitment from Hon. Kofi Akyina Richard, the Assembly Member of Asuowin. He assured attendees that he had kept his promises to improve the school’s facilities. As part of his efforts, the school block has been renovated, and new dustbins have been provided to enhance sanitation within the school environment. These improvements, he explained, are part of a larger initiative to create a better learning environment for students and support the ongoing educational development of the community.