Audio By Carbonatix
RLG Ghana, the pioneer mobile phone assembling company in the country, has supported the Otumfuo Educational Fund with ICT products.
The package comprises 30 mgsone laptop computers to aid the implementation of the Otumfuo Mobile Library Project.
The Foundation requires over two thousand laptops for its educational projects.
Chief Commercial Officer of RLG, David Afugani says the firm will work closely with the Fund administrators to execute the project.
He says RLG will fully collaborate with the Asantehene to achieve the mission and vision of projects under the Educational Fund.
The RLG team, led by Chief Executive Officer, Roland Agambire was at the Manhyia Palace on Sunday to join the Akwasidae Festival of the people of Asanteman.
Mr. Afugani says the company is excited to partner the Otumfuo Educational Foundation in entrenching educational development in the country.
“RLG supported the Fund during the previous Akwasidae when a package of over Gh¢10,000 was presented to the Fund to reward teachers in deprived communities in Ghana,” he said.
RLG is the sole implementer of the ICT model under the National Youth Employment Programme (NYEP) which has attracted interest of other countries across Africa.
The company is currently rolling out similar projects in Nigeria and Gambia.
The model is also expected to be replicated in Sierra Leone, Zambia, Ivory Coast and Liberia.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Tony Elumelu appointed chairman of Seplat Energy
9 minutes -
Education Minister raises alarm over indiscipline in SHSs, announces national reform conference
11 minutes -
Lom Ahlijah advocates tech-based monitoring in schools after assault case
15 minutes -
UTAG threatens nationwide strike over delay in book and research allowance rate
23 minutes -
Boundary Commission urges border residents to protect boundary pillars and support national security
26 minutes -
Ghana to grow at 5.0% GDP in 2026, but faces huge investment financing gap – AfDB
27 minutes -
Deputy AG, 14 CSOs appear at Supreme Court for hearing on challenge to OSP’s prosecutorial powers
32 minutes -
Minority MPs meet Ghana High Commissioner to Canada to discuss diaspora welfare and bilateral relations
41 minutes -
GNAT threatens WASSCE boycott over detained Nyinahin SHS teacher
48 minutes -
Free SHS: Education Minister hails end of school food shortages
53 minutes -
NLA Director-General calls for a concerted effort in fight against illegal gambling
54 minutes -
74% of returned Ghanaians had overstayed visas – South Africa’s Int’l Relations Minister
57 minutes -
Ghana’s National Vaccine Institute joins WHO-backed Global Clinical Trials Forum
1 hour -
World Bank set to approve US$300m for expansion of Ghana’s school infrastructure
1 hour -
South Africa says investigations ongoing, no decision yet on compensation for returned Ghanaians
1 hour