The projects form part of government’s efforts to improve access to quality education by expanding educational infrastructure while ensuring a reliable supply of potable water to schools. The minister also advised students to remain committed to their studies, assuring them of government’s resolve to continue investing in modern educational infrastructure to improve learning outcomes. Following the commissioning of the boreholes, the minister cut the sod for the commencement of six educational infrastructure projects across the district. The projects comprise an 18-unit classroom block and a two-storey boys’ dormitory for Vakpo Senior High Technical School, a two-storey girls’ dormitory for Anfoega Senior High School, as well as three-unit classroom blocks for Avevi-Denui D/A Junior High School, Tsrukpe Zanukofe D/A Junior High School and Botoku Bradafornu D/A Junior High School. As part of activities marking the visit, Mr. Gunu also donated two footballs and a set of jerseys each to Anfoega Senior High School, Vakpo Senior High School and Vakpo Senior High Technical School to promote sports development and encourage young people to combine academic excellence with sporting activities.