Police Officer Donates Fiscal Cash To Some Students Who Completed BECE At Breman Brakwa
This development follows the decision of the young police officer to donate undisclosed fiscal cash to the total of fifteen (15) students of the Ennim Memorial Experimental School at Breman Brakwa who had successfully written and completed this year's Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).
Freeman Koryekpor 
A police officer who based in Breman Brakwa in the Asikuma Odoben Brakwa District of the Central Region, General Corporal Osei Opoku has set an unprecedented record in the area.
This development follows the decision of the young police officer to donate undisclosed fiscal cash to the total of fifteen (15) students of the Ennim Memorial Experimental School at Breman Brakwa who had successfully written and completed this year's Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).
This has attested to the fact that the police officer has been the first personality to demonstrate his commitment to show the love by donating the fiscal money to the students in the first history of the area.
He said what informed his decision to donate the cash to this year's BECE levers of the private school was aimed at motivating the students for making the strenuous efforts to go through their basic education for the past nine or ten years.
"So as the almighty God has been so good to these students who had struggled to go through these period of the years I have decided to donate the cash, ostensibly to motivate the future generation students who would be writing the BECE to learn and pass well," the police officer noted.
It would be recalled that prior to the starting of this year's BECE, General Corporal Opoku has donated some items including money to some students in the district.
He made the donations through his own charity foundation called "Boafo foundation."
Some of the things he donated were books, pens, pencils, mathematical sets etc and also added some amount of money.
In an interview with the media, the General Corporal Opoku said, the district especially Breman Brakwa, is a deprived area.
"So l see it as necessary to help some of the students. Some of the students are not going to school not because their wished but there is no money to feed on," the police officer bemoaned.
He pleaded with the public to support so that he do more for the community and the nation as a whole.
