The DCE disclosed that items given out included 30 deep freezers, 10 sewing machines, three poly tanks, three popcorn machines, two beekeeping tools, one hair drier machine, one set of shoemaking tools, and one set of computer repair tools.
He advised the beneficiaries to take advantage of this opportunity and work hard to better their lives, and promised the PWDs of the assembly’s unflinching support to their cause.
He, however, admonished them to cultivate the culture of maintenance, so that the lifespan of the items they have received can be prolonged to the benefit of the people.
Mr. 
Dramani Katribi, Presiding Member, praised the Assembly for always trying to improve the living conditions of the beneficiaries or disabled people. He assured them that the assembly will do all within its powers to make sure all the members of the association benefit from the items.
He, however, explained that the whole idea or exercise is non-partisan, and, therefore, no one should politicize the activities of the Assembly, and that the rest of the members will be given their choice of items or tools to help them improve on their everyday live activities.
The President of the PWDs, Tokorah Dramani Joshua, thanked the administration for supporting the association. He promised, on behalf of his colleagues, that the tools would be put to good use for a better future.
Mr. Bakari K Fatawu, who is a beneficiary spoke to ghanadistricts.com on the sidelines of the ceremony, said he was very happy over the tools received, and urged the Assembly to monitor activities of the beneficiaries, to make sure all tools given them are handled well and used for their intended purposes.
