The General Overseer of Believers Weapon Ministry, Prophet Wisdom Aha, has embarked on a transformative journey across schools in the Western North Region, leaving an indelible mark of hope and progress.
Witnessing the dire conditions firsthand, Prophet Aha took decisive action, distributing 1000 copies of exercise books and offering free repainting services for school blocks.
One poignant moment during his visit was the solemn promise made to repaint the dilapidated Anglican primary school block, a pledge aimed at restoring dignity to the learning environment and inspiring the community.
Engaging with students throughout the region, Prophet Aha emphasized the virtues of diligence and vision, urging them to become the visionary leaders essential for rescuing the region from years of neglect and exploitation by national leaders.
Prophet Wisdom Aha’s commitment to community upliftment is not new. Previously, he extended generous support to schools in Sefwi Asawinso in the Sefwi Wiawso Municiality, providing thousands of exercise books and facilitating the renovation of school blocks.
Moreover, his ministry has consistently provided support to health facilities and individuals in need.
Speaking passionately about his mission, Prophet Wisdom Aha stated, “It’s my mission to demonstrate profound foresight and proactive leadership. By personally touring schools in the Western North Region, I’m showing a deep commitment to nurturing the next generation of leaders.”
Emphasizing the importance of instilling vision in students, he added, “Empowered youth are essential for effecting positive change. This move not only inspires hope but also embodies a tangible step towards realizing a brighter future for Sefwi land.”
The impact of Prophet Wisdom Aha’s actions was evident in the heartfelt expressions of gratitude from the community. An elder from the Sefwi Sayereano and the Assembly member, representing the Chief of the area, expressed profound appreciation for the Believers Weapon Ministry’s generosity and commitment to the community.
They noted with admiration the contrast between the Ministry’s proactive stance and the inaction of larger, established churches and the government, particularly in the realm of education.
In a touching display of solidarity, the Chief, kingsmen, assembly member, teaching staff, and students of Sefwi Sayereano community promised to stand beside the Evangelism Team in their vision of the progress of the church.
