The Member of Parliament for Akatsi South Constituency, Bernard Ahiafor, received remarkable applause at the Akatsi South’s maiden edition of Kiddiefest, a festival championing early childhood education in Ghana.

The festival was instituted by the Ghana Education Service, and Ahiafor was recognized as the major sponsor of this year's event.

The Municipal Director of Education publicly acknowledged Bernard Ahiafor's significant contribution to the cause of education in the area, highlighting his wholehearted dedication to the development of the younger generation. The festival took place on Wednesday, the 2nd of October 2024.

MP Ahiafor supported the festival with GH¢15,000 and emphasized the importance of the first few years of a child's life in shaping their overall development and contribution to society.

He mentioned that children learn to explore the world, absorb knowledge, and build skills during this critical stage, underscoring the importance of enrolling children in school at an early age.

Encouraging parents and stakeholders to invest in their wards' education, Bernard Ahiafor stated that early childhood education is not just about reading and writing, but also about developing essential life skills such as critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity. These competencies are crucial for success in both academic and personal life.

The MP's support for Kiddiefest aligns with his parliamentary responsibilities, particularly as a member of the Education Committee and Constitutional, Legal, and Parliamentary Affairs Committee. By sponsoring the event, he has demonstrated a commitment to fostering a conducive learning environment for the children of Akatsi South Constituency.

Accompanying the Member of Parliament were Constituency Executives, including Constituency Secretary Daniel Dagba, Constituency Treasurer Daniel Gidi, Deputy Secretary Francis Bedzo, Executive Member John Amekuedi, Communication Team Member Japhet Festus Gbede, and Johnson Samlafo, Deputy Regional Youth Organizer.

Also in attendance were Cephas Gbodzi and Moses Afeti Nudzor, members of the Campaign Operation Committee.