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The Mfantsipim Old Boys Association ( MOBA) on Wednesday held its annual engagement series at the Ecobank Head Quarters at Ridge in Accra.
The program focused on content creation, human resource development, infrastructure and finance.
It was under the theme, 'H3n Nananom Botaepa: Producing Graduates Fit For The Fourth Industrial Revolution' and had speakers such as Professor Franklin Manu, former Rector of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration.
Others are Ricky Laryea, Headmaster of Morgan International Community Schools; Kwamena Esilfie Burah, Founder and Head Christ Church; Vincent Kwame Osei-Appiah, District Engineer, Electricity Company of Ghana and Sulemana Abubakar, CEO of General Electric Ghana and Global CIO GE International Markets Moderator of the program.




























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