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Adidome Opens First Community Library In Central Tongu, Sets New Standard For Education

 The Adidome Community Library, the district's first public library, has officially been inaugurated, providing a hub for reading, research, and literacy advancement.

The library was donated by the E.P. Church, with resources and books provided by the Ghana Library Authority, the CH Group Foundation, Transformational Leadership Concepts (TLC), and local partners.

Education is the cornerstone of development. This library is more than just a building; it is a realized dream and a tool to empower minds that will transform Mafi, Central Tongu, and Ghana," said Togbe Kwasinyi Kakaklolo Agyeman V, Dufia of Adidome during the inauguration.

Adidome, Community Library, Central Tongu"The library reflects my long-standing vision for the town. Let this library be your place of discovery. Become innovators, thinkers, and nation-builders. Your future begins here," Togbe Agyeman V urged young people.

Adidome, Community Library, Central TonguThe District Assembly pledged to ensure ongoing maintenance, including cleaning, security, and operational support. "We will ensure the library is well-maintained and utilized to improve reading and learning," said DCE Hon. Adison Mornyuei Dodzie.

The Ghana Library Authority praised Togbe Agyeman V and his team, along with supporting partners, for the initiative. "This is a great example of what can be achieved through collective effort," said Israel Dzantor, Deputy CEO of the Ghana Library Authority.

Adidome, Community Library, Central Tongu

The Adidome Community Library is poised to become a long-term educational asset, advancing literacy, digital skills, and research, while strengthening Adidome's identity as a growing center of learning in Central Tongu.

Adidome, Community Library, Central Tongu

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