GOODBYE TO FIEMA COMMUNITY

It has been God from day one when we were sent to Fiema community to write comprehensive proposal on development projects. As part of UDS mandate, students are sent to rural communities to live among them and come up with proposals that would bridge the development gap between the North and South.

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After weeks of working in Fiema community, we have come to the end where we need to do presentation on our findings to coordinators of the University.

After series of questions from coordinators, we were able to answer questions correctly and our report was accepted without any corrections. We finish the presentation with the hope that our findings and proposals would not be shelved, but would get to the right authorities to be implemented as suggested in the report.

I'd like to use this platform to say Ayekoo to the chief of Fiema, Nana Sarfo Kantanka II, The Head of Gyidi community Mr. Samuel Brako ,Unit Committee members, Mr. Agya Nyarko, Mr. Seth and his wife Auntie Pomaa for accomodating us.

Without forgetting the contributions made by the Assembly man Hon. Osei Nyamekye Binai for the guidance, assistance and provision of information he gave us during the preparation and compilation of this report.
Again, myself and the group would render appreciation to the headmasters of Fiema Anglican and Saviour Basic Schools , the entire staff, and the pupils for the diverse contributions they made during our stay in the community. Not forgetting the assistance from Mr. Enoch Yeboah and the staffs of Fiema health Centre for the information they gave us.

We are also grateful to the Nkoranza North Assembly, District director of MOFA for their information which enhanced our research activities.Finally, the group would like to appreciate and congratulate the entire populace of Fiema for their patience, readiness and contribution they made to us irrespective of their tight daily schedules.
It is my hope that I'll link up with NGOs and go back to Fiema for developmental projects.