Kofi Kingston Announces New Project That Will Build Computer Labs For Students In Ghana

Kofi Kingston has announced a new project that will aim to help kids in Ghana.

Kingston, a former WWE Champion, is originally from Ghana, and he made an emotional trip home after his historic title win at WrestleMania 35 in 2019. Now, Kingston has announced that he and his mother are launching the CLICK for Quality Education Foundation, which will “build top quality computer labs and library media centers for junior high schools across Ghana, particularly in underprivileged areas.”

Additionally, the foundation will focus on offering training in ” computer literacy, media and information literacy (MIL), critical thinking, and creative problem-solving skills” while cultivating a love of reading and research.

He shared the news in a post on Instagram on October 14:

I’m so incredibly excited to FINALLY announce a project that my mom and I have been working on for some time now.

The CLICK for Quality Education Foundation will build top quality computer labs and library media centers for junior high schools across Ghana, particularly in underprivileged areas. (The acronym’CLICK’ stands for Computer Lab and Integrated Center of Knowledge).

CLICK for Quality Education Foundation centers will offer training in computer literacy, media and information literacy (MIL), critical thinking, and creative problem-solving skills, while instilling a love of reading and research in students.

The first CLICK Center is presently being built at the Atwima Takyiman Presbyterian Junior High School in the Kwadaso Municipality in the Ashanti Region.

We have a lot in the works and we’ll be posting updates detailing the progress we’ve made.

Follow @CLICKfqe on Instagram and Twitter. Also follow the “Click For Quality Education” page on Facebook! (Link in Bio)

LET’S GOOOOOOO!

Kingston remains featured on WWE SmackDown; he will face Sami Zayn on the October 14 episode of the show.

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