Queen Mothers of Breman Traditional Council Visit Breman Asikuma SHS Headmistress to Offer Support and Congratulations – On Monday, 26th May 2025, the Queen Mothers of the Breman Traditional Council paid a special courtesy visit to the Headmistress of Breman Asikuma Senior High School (BASS), Madam Kukua Andoh Robertson.
This memorable visit was held at the headmistress’s office and was marked by warmth, appreciation, and a strong sense of community support.
The Queen Mothers expressed their heartfelt congratulations to Madam Kukua Andoh Robertson for the remarkable progress and transformation she has brought to the school since assuming office in October 2024. According to them, the school has seen great improvement under her leadership, and they were particularly happy with how visible her efforts have been, especially on social media.
“We are proud of the work you are doing. We have seen it all on social media, and it is very clear that the school is moving forward under your care,” one of the Queen Mothers said during the visit.
Another important reason for their visit was to show their willingness to support the school. They asked the headmistress to openly share the school’s needs and challenges so that they, as traditional leaders and mothers, could help in any way possible. Their hope is to contribute meaningfully to the school’s development and the success of its students.
In a special pledge, the Queen Mother of Breman Nwomaso, who also runs a non-governmental organization (NGO), promised to bring the work of her foundation to the school. She assured the headmistress that her NGO would soon begin looking into ways it can support BASS with needed resources and assistance, especially in areas that will benefit the students and staff.
Madam Kukua Andoh Robertson, in response, thanked the Queen Mothers for their kind visit, their encouraging words, and their generous hearts. She mentioned that their visit alone was a great motivation for her and her team to continue working hard to lift the image of the school.
The visit ended with smiles, unity, and a renewed hope that traditional leadership and education authorities can work hand in hand to make Breman Asikuma SHS one of the best schools in the Central Region and beyond.