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Members of staff and management of Eximguaranty Company Ghana Limited have organised a clean-up and donation exercise at the Dzorwulu Special School to mark its 20th anniversary celebrations.
The group led by its Managing Director Zac Bentum cleaned the school compound and distilled gutters to create a healthy and sanitized environment for the students and staff of the school.
Various items including bags of rice, cooking oil, bunk beds, mattresses, disinfectants and toiletries were presented to the school in aid of the student’s upkeep.
Head of Human Resource in a presentation to the school urged the staff and students to ensure environmental cleanliness to avoid preventable diseases like Cholera and pledged the Company’s support for the school in the near future.
Assistant Headmaster Fredrick Tetteh expressed the school’s profound appreciation to staff and management of Eximguaranty for their kind support and the time spent with them.
He, however, admonished other corporate bodies to emulate Exim’s example.
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