The Michael Blackson Academy in Agona Nsaba, in the Central area, is going to have a library established by the award-winning, versatile pop vocalist Naomi Achu. She planned to carry out several charitable projects in Ghana to enhance education there, including this one.
Ghanaian-Liberian actor Michael Blackson, who resides in America, built the school. A huge fan of Michael Blackson, she said it’s encouraging to witness her sons and daughters return home to give back to their communities, especially in the form of education.
Giving the media an explanation of the visit’s goal, she stated that it is to inspire the students—as well as many others—to put in their all in order to succeed in the future. Rapper Naomi Achu is now on a musical tour in Ghana and is known for her latest album, “African Pepper.”
She said that she came to support Michael Blackson since she thought he was doing a wonderful job.
Acknowledging the musician, Michael Blackson stated that he initiated the school’s construction with the guidance of former President John Agyekum Kufuor.
According to him, the school began with kindergarten students but has since started accepting students for primary school. Currently, there are about 100 students enrolled in the program, ages five to ten, but that number will rise to roughly 200 starting the subsequent school year.