The construction of the Bamia Primary School in Region Ten, which was slated for completion in July 2023, is 95% completed, according to the contractors.

In a statement today, the General Foreman of the company, St8tment Investments Inc., Akani Blair, noted that the school is 95% completed and said the company is facing no more delays to wrap up the project.

He said the new school will be one of the region’s most modern and advanced schools and is set to be a great environment for learning.

The school has been designed with a number of facilities, including a gymnasium, a main building housing 44 spacious classrooms, an auditorium with a performance stage, a sick bay equipped with showers, two smart classrooms, modern restroom facilities, a library, music room, science lab, staff room, and more. 

The company admitted that it faced several challenges during construction, including material shortages, rising costs, and labor shortages.

The company was granted several extensions to complete the school in late 2024 and said that it has remained on track to meet that revised deadline. 

The project was awarded to St8tment Investment Incorporated in November 2021 at a cost of $364 million. There have been concerns about the experience of the company in construction.

St8tment brought together the Directors of the Hits and Jams Entertainment Company and the Kashif and Shanghai organisation.

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