Nsuta Kwamang Beposo MP Supports BECE Candidates with 1,300 Mathematical Sets

 

The Member of Parliament for the Nsuta Kwamang Beposo Constituency in the Ashanti Region, Hon.Adelaide Ntim, has distributed 1,300 mathematical sets to final-year Junior High School students preparing for the 2026 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).


The intervention, which covered both public and private schools across the constituency, forms part of the MP’s annual education support initiative. The gesture is aimed at easing the financial burden on parents while equipping candidates with essential tools needed to excel in their examinations.


Speaking at a brief presentation ceremony held in Nsuta, Hon. Adelaide Ntim explained that the donation was to ensure that no student is disadvantaged during the exams, particularly in Mathematics and Science papers where such tools are indispensable.


She used the occasion to motivate students—especially girls—to remain focused on their academic journey. According to her, the era where women depended solely on men for survival is fading, urging female students to take their studies seriously and strive for excellence.


Hon. Adelaide encouraged the candidates not to lose sight of their ambitions, stressing that determination and dedication are key to achieving success in any field. She further noted that although many young girls aspire to enter politics, fear of insults and personal attacks often discourages them. However, she emphasized that such challenges should not deter them from pursuing their dreams.


The MP also cautioned students against engaging in examination malpractice, describing it as risky and potentially damaging to their future.


In an additional show of support, Hon. Ntim revealed that she has made provisions to cover feeding expenses for some candidates traveling from remote communities to sit for the exams.



One of the candidates, Josephine Obaaku Amoah, who spoke on behalf of the students thanked the MP for the support, saying it will boost their confidence and performance in the BECE.

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