Freetown Rotary Club lights FSSG Boarder

During the dry season, the country normally faces electricity crisis due to inadequate water in the Bum Buna hydro dam, according to many experts, and electricity is one of the key facilities for one to progress in his or her studies.

The Freetown Rotary Club has come to the rescue of the Freetown Secondary School for Girls (FSSG) border by installing solar power on the entire border area so that pupils and staff might enjoy during and after the dry season.

On Friday evening, at a ceremony organized by the Freetown Rotary Club to grace the installation, the President of the club, Kweku Fraiser, while making a statement at the premises of the bordering home at Hannah Benka Coker Street in Freetown, said Rotary is a giving organization, adding that ‘Solar power’ is one of the tenth projects they are undertaken this year.
He furthered that education is their principal focus as an organization, noting that they have to contribute to improve the standard of education in the country.

publish - 23 May 2016Mohamed J Bah

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