Young people in South Dayi to receive free computer training

Dr. David Wuaku has announced plans to support youth in South Dayi. He aims to help them pursue academic programs in Information and Communication Technology (ICT).

The announcement was made during the Peki Easter Festival on Saturday, April 19, 2025. This initiative will assist young people interested in acquiring ICT skills.

Support is targeted at local youth seeking tertiary qualifications in ICT. Assistance will be available each academic year.

Dr. Wuaku confirmed that funding for the project is secured. A team of academic experts is ready to implement the program. As a proud native of the district, he emphasized that this scheme aligns with his vision and campaign promise for the Council of State seat representing the Volta Region.

Although he was not elected, Dr. Wuaku remains committed to his vision for South Dayi District. He aims to help produce some of the best IT experts globally. He noted that many successful individuals are in the IT sector.

During his speech, Dr. Wuaku called on all South Dayi indigenes to unite for growth and development. He urged them to take their rightful place in politics, academia, commerce, and other fields. Their contributions have always been vital for progress in the district and Ghana as a whole.