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Former Student of Serwaa Kesse Girls SHS Donates To Support Career Summit. The former Student of Serwaa Kesse Girls SHS, Naa Yeboah who doubles as the CEO of Richzion Pharmacy has donated different assorted items including boxes of dewormer to Serwaa Kesse Girls SHS in the Tano North Municipal of the Ahafo region. The donation was her support during a day's career summit organized by the Women's Commissioner of the National Service Personnel Association NASPA of Bono, Bono East and Ahafo region. Mrs Yeboah explained that, not all the students mostly girls are able to deworm as expected whiles they are in school there and decide to support the girls. The summit was to bring in the girls the confidence they need in choosing their career after completion of school. The Women commissioner of NASPA, Miss Jenifer Kyeraa Octhere added that, her plan to embark on the career and guidance summit is to help empower the girls to secure a successful future. The summit was to inspire and equ...
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