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The Most Reverend Gabriel Edoe Kumordji SVD, Bishop of the Keta-Akatsi Diocese of the Roman Catholic Church, said the Volta Region has many untapped human and material resources, which should be harnessed for its development.
“Volta Region is rich with very intelligent people, human resources, and intelligent students,” he stated.
Most Rev. Fr. Kumordji gave the remarks at the weekend during a durbar to climax the third edition of the Ormi Volta STEM Fair, held at the St. Paul’s Senior High School in the Volta Region.
Most Rev. Fr. Kumordji, who was a special guest, said he was impressed with the display of brain- power and innovations from the various participating schools.
“Today we are celebrating developing future engineers, but I will also add that we are developing entrepreneurs, who are going to change Ghana,” he said.
The Most Reverend Gabriel Edoe Kumordji SVD, Bishop of the Keta-Akatsi Diocese of the Roman Catholic Church, said the Volta Region has many untapped human and material resources, which should be harnessed for its development.
“Volta Region is rich with very intelligent people, human resources, and intelligent students,” he stated.
Most Rev. Fr. Kumordji gave the remarks at the weekend during a durbar to climax the third edition of the Ormi Volta STEM Fair, held at the St. Paul’s Senior High School in the Volta Region.
Most Rev. Fr. Kumordji, who was a special guest, said he was impressed with the display of brain- power and innovations from the various participating schools.
“Today we are celebrating developing future engineers, but I will also add that we are developing entrepreneurs, who are going to change Ghana,” he said.
He called for finishing and packaging of the products to make them fit for purpose and ready to compete on the global stage.
Most Rev. Fr. Kumordji commended the organisers, teachers, and participating schools for bringing out great innovations.
The two-day event was on the theme: “Developing Future Engineers Today”. It recorded massive patronage from traditional rulers, academia, students, and industry players. Awards, including the needed tools for the projects, were earlier presented to participating students.
Source: myghanadaly
