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Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa paid full fees of 50 tertiary students from the 50 most affected displaced families…


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Today I paid the full fees of 50 tertiary students from the 50 most affected displaced families as a result of the catastrophic VRA-induced floods in my beloved constituency. The package which includes a back-to-school transportation financial support amounts to a total sum of GHS110,524.83.

The 50 students were selected from all 21 displaced camps; all traditional areas; and all tertiary institutions from universities, colleges of education, nursing training institutions and technical universities.

This latest North Tongu MP’s bursary for displaced tertiary students initiative is expected to guarantee that my beloved tertiary students are able to continue their education without disruptions despite the devastating economic impact of the VRA-induced floods. In this together, rising together


Godfred Meba

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