Bulk Money Foundation Donates Over 1,500 Mathematical Sets To BECE Candidates (PHOTOS)

A Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), Bulk Money Foundation has presented mathematical sets to all Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates in the Achiase District of the Eastern Region.

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the foundation, Mr. George Niako, popularly known as Bulk Money, was accompanied by the District Director of Education, Mr. Samuel Wadier Kwae, who presented a total of over 1,500 mathematical sets to school candidates in the district.

 

The Gestures

Bulk Money said that the donation was to ensure that none of the candidates lacked basic items needed for the examinations.

Mr. George Niako, who interacted with the candidates during the presentation, admonished them to refrain from engaging in examination malpractices, adding that they should be bold enough to write the papers.

He said the future of the country rested on their shoulders and urged them to excel in the examination to ensure that the investments of their parents, teachers, and country do not go to waste.
“I urge you all to excel in the examinations and make everyone proud of you, he said.

 

Gratitude

Mr. Samuel Wadier Kwae, the District  director of the Ghana Education Service (GES), , said the final-year BECE candidates have been counseled on examination malpractices and their implications.

He said that the provision of the mathematical sets by the Bulk Money Foundation would go a long way toward reducing the rate at which students communicate in the examination halls.

He commended the Chief Executive Officer of the Foundation, Mr. George Niako, popularly known as Bulk Money, for the gesture.

 

 

Mr. Samuel Wadier Kwae also thanked the Bulk Money Foundation and expressed gratitude for having helped the BECE candidates for the past 2 years.

 

The students and staff of all the schools expressed satisfaction with the foundation’s performance.

 

 

The BECE began on Monday, August 7, 2023, and will end on Friday, August 11, 2023.

A total of over 1,500 candidates sat for the examination at two centers within the Achiase District.