Kofi Kingston, the renowned WWE superstar, has made a significant contribution to his homeland, Atwima Takyiman in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. Born in Kumasi, Ghana, Kingston immigrated to the United States with his family at a young age.
Last year, he and his mother embarked on a heartfelt mission to construct an Information and Communication Technology (ICT) laboratory and a media center in their place of origin. This weekend marked the realization of that vision, as Kingston officially inaugurated the Library and Digital Center in Atwima Takyiman.
In a brief and heartwarming ceremony, the wrestler had the honor of cutting the ribbon to open the doors of the Center, welcoming eager pupils who were excited to make use of its computers. Kingston’s dedication to education and digital literacy was evident in the smiles of these young learners.
Kofi Kingston’s impact extends beyond the wrestling ring. In 2019, he etched his name into history by defeating Daniel Bryan at WrestleMania 35, capturing the WWE title.
Notably, he became the first African to achieve this feat, a milestone that he proudly celebrated. Kingston’s visit to Ghana with his coveted WWE Championship belt served as a symbol of inspiration and achievement.
During his visit, Kingston paid a respectful visit to President Akufo-Addo at the Jubilee House, where he shared his journey and the importance of education in his life. He also had the privilege of meeting the Asantehene, Osei Tutu II, strengthening the bond between his wrestling success and his Ghanaian roots.
SOURCE: pulse.com.gh