BISECO gets electronic signage

Bisease Senior High School (BISECO) in the Ajumako Enyan Essiam District of the Central Region has received an electronic signage board from a philanthropist, Mr Albert Afari Krampah, to enhance the school’s visibility and improve communication on campus.

The electronic signage, which was handed over to the school on Saturday, August 8, 2026, forms part of the Krampah family’s commitment to supporting the development of the school.

The project is the second major facility undertaken for BISECO by Mr Krampah, having constructed the school’s first science laboratory about two decades ago.

Speaking at the handing-over ceremony, Mr Seth Krampah, who represented the donor, said the family had resolved to build a lasting legacy in honour of their father by contributing to the development of the school.

He said the electronic signage was intended to serve the school for many years and urged the authorities to take good care of the facility to ensure that it delivered maximum benefits.

“We have resolved as a family to build a legacy in honour of our father, and this is one of the ways we are doing so. We urge the school authorities to take good care of the facility so that it can serve the school and generations of students to come,” Mr Seth Krampah said.

Receiving the facility, the Headmaster of BISECO, Mr Francis Afari Sackey, expressed appreciation to the Krampah family for the gesture.

He pledged the school’s commitment to maintaining the facility and keeping it in good condition to ensure its longevity.

Mr Afari Sackey said the electronic signage would contribute to improving communication and information dissemination within the school.

The Headmaster also commended the Krampah family for its continued support towards the development of BISECO, describing the donation as a significant contribution to the school’s infrastructure and communication needs.

The presentation formed part of activities marking the 20th anniversary celebration of the 2006 year group of BISECO, which brought together old students, staff and other stakeholders to celebrate the achievements of the school and contribute to its continued development.