The Assemblies of God Church has donated 15 tablets to Namonsa Junior High School (JHS) and Chondema JHS in the Builsa North Municipality of the Upper East Region to promote digital literacy and improve teaching and learning.

The donation, received by Namonsa Assembly Member Sunday Donaldson Akpitipolah, is expected to give students better access to digital learning resources and strengthen technology-based education in the two schools.

The presentation was made by the Head Pastor of the Assemblies of God Church at Chuchuliga, Rev. Adawiensa Julius, following a two-day crusade organised in Namonsa as part of the church's broader community support initiatives.

Speaking at the presentation, Rev Adawiensa Julius reaffirmed the church's commitment to improving not only the spiritual well-being of communities but also addressing critical social needs, particularly in education.

The donation formed part of several interventions undertaken by the church, including free medical screening, donations of used clothing, provision of water and other forms of support for residents.

The office of the Assembly Member also partnered with the church to provide free National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) services to community members.

Receiving the tablets on behalf of Namonsa JHS, the Headmaster, Mohamed Razak, expressed appreciation to the church and the Assembly Member, noting that the devices would contribute to improving teaching and learning.

Similarly, the Assistant Headmistress of Chondema JHS, Jennifer Aziparah, described the donation as timely and assured the donors that the tablets would be used for their intended educational purposes.

Some students who witnessed the presentation expressed excitement, saying they hoped the devices would enhance their digital skills and provide opportunities to explore technology-assisted learning.

Sunday Donaldson Akpitipolah expressed gratitude to the church, particularly the Head Pastor at Chuchuliga, the Regional Executive Secretary and its international partners, for supporting education and community development in the area.

He called on residents to show appreciation to the church for its generosity and prayed for God's blessings upon the institution to enable it to extend similar support to other communities.