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The Multimedia Group Limited has held its annual thanksgiving service, bringing management and staff together in praise, reflection, and renewed commitment to God as the company looks ahead to another year of service and growth.
The service, marked by an atmosphere of gratitude and reverence, featured spirited praise and worship led by the Multimedia Choir, with soul-stirring ministration from gospel musician Rama Antwi, whose songs set the tone for worship and thanksgiving.
Below are some photos:
Photo Credit: Judy Yayra AvanuÂ
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