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    NCCE holds mentorship programme for Ashaiman students

    myghanadailyBy myghanadailyMay 7, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) in collaboration with Opportunity International Savings and Loans has held a mentorship programme for students of the Ashaiman Technical Vocational Institute on entrepreneurship.

    The programme which was on the theme “Ghana’s Future: Our Collective Responsibility” was aimed at empowering the next generation of leaders to build a brighter, more prosperous future.

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    Mrs. Salvata M. Koku, the Ashaiman Municipal Director of NCCE, noted that the programme was organised to bring entrepreneurs with expertise to educate the students on their career path.

    Dr. Imurana Mohammed, Director of Programmes, NCCE, emphasised the importance of value, adding that for students to excel, they must uphold certain values such as time management and dedication.

    He stressed that values make a difference in every field; therefore, students must be passionate and sincere and work professionally with excellence and commitment to their duties.

    Madam Dinah Kakari, the Head of Transformation for Opportunity International Savings and Loans, reiterated the importance of values, indicating that without good values, one could not handle works that involve money, noting that there was a link between values and financial success.

    She advised students to show interest in investment and budget for financial transformation, cautioning them against engaging in illegal activities to make money.

    “Avoid using bad and illegal ways like cheating, robbery, internet fraud, drugs, prostitution, adultery, hatred, human sacrifices, and selling of bad goods to make money. Start saving now, at least 10 per cent of your daily monies,” she said.

    Miss Jaliilatu Alhasan, Chief Executive Officer of Hajia Luxury Empire, highlighted the importance of school, encouraging them to focus and participate in school activities.

    Miss Alhasan explained that they must recognise that their future is in their hands; therefore, they should make good decisions as they grow.
    She stressed that entrepreneurship is something that is built over time; therefore, they should not compete with anyone but rather focus on themselves for greater achievements.

    Source: GNA

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