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MTN Ghana Foundation has commissioned a three-unit classroom block for New Mangoase Roman Catholic Basic School in the Eastern region.
The project which comes at a cost of ¢394,379.27 will benefit over 420 pupils from new Mangoase and its surrounding communities.
The facility includes a headteacher’s office, a staff common room and classroom furniture.
In addition, Huawei, a technology partner of MTN Ghana donated 12 desktop computers with the corresponding desk to help with the teaching and learning of ICT.

The provision of this facility for the school will help eliminate the issue of trekking longer hours to other communities to access education.
It will significantly reduce overcrowding as well as help eliminate absenteeism amongst school children.
Speaking on the project, the Corporate Services Executive of MTN Ghana, Mr Samuel Koranteng, said that the MTN Ghana Foundation agreed to support the school because it recognises the important role education plays in the development of individuals and society.

He further stated that, “The provision of this school block shows that we take the issues of education seriously.
"The MTN Ghana Foundation believes that education gives every individual an opportunity to escape poverty and have a fair chance of building a brighter future”.
“Even though school is not in session due to Covid-19, the MTN Ghana Foundation is still excited because the pupils will return to school in a secured and conducive learning environment,” he added.
A few weeks ago, the MTN Ghana Foundation was highly commended for providing a six-unit classroom block and staff bungalow for children in Nhyiaeso in Asante Akim.

For over twelve years now, the MTN Ghana Foundation has consistently invested in various initiatives aimed at improving the wellbeing of Ghanaians.
So far, the organization has spent over ¢15,207,874.19 in 150 projects across the country.
Out of this 85 are educational projects. These projects are estimated to have impacted over 4 million people.
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