Mr Asamane (Middle) with staff of MTN Ghana |
Participants at the presentation ceremony |
Mr Asamane doing the symbolic presentation |
The School's Computer Laboratory
Dachio Primary
and Junior High School in the Upper East Region has taken delivery of ten brand
new computers to augment effective teaching and learning of ICT at the school.
Donated
by the Regional office of MTN Ghana, the school is earmarked to receive computer
accessories and other items to enhance teaching methods under its 21 Yellow
Care outreach programme.
The "MTN 21 days of Yellow care" is an
annual staff volunteer program that begins June 1st-21st with the primary
objective to providing resourceful materials to support vulnerable groups and
communities.
Mr. Richard Asamane is the Regional Territorial Sales Controller. He told Radio Ghana's Isaac Asare that the motive behind the initiative is to enhance the company’s support base in the area of education.
He said the gesture was in line with the theme
for this year’s Yellow care outreach programme, which is “Investing in Education”.
According to him, MTN as the country’s leading telecommunication company has
exceeded its targeted milestone and has over the years gained the support of
its valued customers nationwide.
This, he noted has informed the company's resolve to support a worthy cause by giving back to the community.
He further
noted that aside its normal operation, the company has complimented the effort
of government by assisting needy schools with ICT tools, having realised the potential
and prospects of ICT especially in today’s digital age.
Mr Asamane also highlighted
a number of projects being undertaken in other regions under Yellow care and
mentioned Ashanti and the Northern Region as some beneficiaries.
He indicated plans by the company to furnish
other deprived schools with computers and accessories to help facilitate the
teaching and learning of ICT as an examinable subject.
Receiving the items, the head teacher of
Dachio JHS, David Akumbanga thanked MTN Ghana for responding to their distress
call by stocking the school’s computer laboratory.
He said the provision of the
items will assist in deepening the knowledge base of the pupils in ICT.
In his submission, the Youth Chairman of
Dachio, Alhaji Abdul-Zakari, challenged both parents and teachers in the
community to take ownership of the computers and work towards ensuring its
proper utilization.
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