Adadiem pupils bemoan unattractive environment.

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The bad structure of the Adadiem Junior High School JHS in the Suame constituency as well as the clunk of metals by some mechanics who are occupying a portion of the school compound, have been affecting the activities of the pupils and their teachers in the school.

A visit to the school by TOPNEWS1 confirmed that the roofing sheets of the school building are deteriorated and the noise by the mechanics who use a portion of the school compound is much inconveniencing.

Some of the students who expressed their ordeal to TOPNEWS1 said they have been battling with the situation for years and said it is really affecting their academic activities.

“This place is not attractive for lessons to be conducted here at all. The noise by the mechanics has always been destructing us and classes are always called off whenever it begins to rain due to the leaky roofing sheets”. They said

They are appealing to the government to as a matter of urgency attend to their aid to address the situation for them.

“We want the city authorities (K.M.A) to evacuate the mechanics from our compound for us to be able to concentrate on our studies cos they are disturbing us a lot”.

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