Coronavirus: MP offers to drop reading materials for kids at homes

The MP has launched a free house-to-house book delivery initiative to distribute thousands of books directly to the homes of all children in his constituency.

Okudzeto Ablakwa explains that, the free books delivery is meant to help educate kids at home as schools are grappling with how to provide students with education due to the closures triggered by the coronavirus pandemic.

“The children will keep and own all books they receive,” he noted.

Also, he called on parents to reach out to his outfit if their wards do not receive their share of the books.

“Due to the closure of schools forced by the coronavirus pandemic, we have mobilized enough books for all pupils/students. Parents in North Tongu can call 024 650 7817 if books have not been delivered to their homes by 1pm on Wednesday”.

The North Tongu MP expressed optimism that, this initiative will improve the home learning experience of children in his constituency.

“Hope this initiative helps to improve the home learning experience of our wonderful kids; particularly for rural kids who do not have access to the fancy technological options available to their more urban counterparts”.

...rural kids who do not have access to the fancy technological options available to their more urban counterparts.

May God help us win this war against COVID-19.#BooksAreTheBest#NorthTonguRising pic.twitter.com/gsXTkEfYq1

— Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa (@S_OkudzetoAblak) March 21, 2020

we have mobilized enough books for all pupils/students. Parents in North Tongu can call 024 650 7817 if books have not been delivered to their homes by 1pm on Wednesday.

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— Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa (@S_OkudzetoAblak) March 21, 2020

Launched a free house-to-house book delivery initiative today to distribute thousands of books directly to the homes of all kids in my beloved constituency. The children will keep and own all books they receive.

Due to the closure of schools forced by the Coronavirus pandemic,/1 pic.twitter.com/hFIuzGKLwi

— Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa (@S_OkudzetoAblak) March 21, 2020