Let’s give priority to ICT education - Asantehene

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MARCUS AMPADU 9 years ago

Especially, ICT amongst all our chiefs to help them move away from retrogressive traditionalism into progressive ways of managing their chiefly affairs.

Especially, ICT amongst all our chiefs to help them move away from retrogressive traditionalism into progressive ways of managing their chiefly affairs.
SHIT 9 years ago

THE CHIEF IS ONLY IN THE ASHANTI THAT IS THE BOTOM LINE, THEY SHOULD GO AND SEE OTHER CHIEFS OF GHANA THIS S ALL PUBILICTY AM I RIGHT,

THE CHIEF IS ONLY IN THE ASHANTI THAT IS THE BOTOM LINE, THEY SHOULD GO AND SEE OTHER CHIEFS OF GHANA THIS S ALL PUBILICTY AM I RIGHT,
Frank Agyena-Karikari 9 years ago

The Asantehene is not my king but I respect him as the king of the Asante people. Your name is SHIT? That is exactly what you published. Whether you and your cohorts would like it or not, he is the most significant traditiona ...
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The Asantehene is not my king but I respect him as the king of the Asante people. Your name is SHIT? That is exactly what you published. Whether you and your cohorts would like it or not, he is the most significant traditional ruler in Ghana. Ask yourself the number of times any dignitary, local or foreign has visited your home chief.That does not mean he is above criticism when he goofs.
Dr Robert Glah 9 years ago

ICT demand is right for education.
I cannot become tired of repeating the noble demand on the telecos companies by the Asantehene:

The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu the second, has appealed to the Telecommunication Compa ...
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ICT demand is right for education.
I cannot become tired of repeating the noble demand on the telecos companies by the Asantehene:

The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu the second, has appealed to the Telecommunication Companies (Telecos) to do more in support of the promotion of information, communication and technology (ICT) education in the country.

They should donate computers and assist to connect schools to the internet.

He was receiving a delegation from Vodafone-Ghana, led by its Board Chairman, Mr Kwabena Quansah, to the Manhyia Palace in Kumasi.

They had called to pay homage to the King to strengthen the relationship between the company and the palace.

Otumfuo Osei Tutu said it was important to give priority to computer literacy, to ensure that the nation’s youth were not left behind by globalization.

He noted that the society had become increasingly knowledge-based, and the only way to make the young people competitive on the job market was to aid them to develop skills in ICT.

The Asantehene urged the management of Vodafone to continue to put premium on customer care and best management practices.

Mr Quansah announced plans by the company to open a modern retail outlet in Kumasi, to expand its range of services to the public.

Mr Kwabena Quansah, the Vodafone Board Chairman, must face the issue!
Bomber 9 years ago

This foolish Asante chief is shit

This foolish Asante chief is shit
Computer Teacher 9 years ago

ICT stands for Information Communications Technology, not Information, communication and Technology! This recorder could do with some ICT education!!

ICT stands for Information Communications Technology, not Information, communication and Technology! This recorder could do with some ICT education!!
Nana Nantwi,BSEd,MSEd(ece),MSEd(sas) 9 years ago

You dial an 800 number in the USA and you are connected to a person in India or the Phillipines. This ICT education could bring jobs to Ghana. What the USA is doing is that the pay a person in the US gets paid per hour is the ...
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You dial an 800 number in the USA and you are connected to a person in India or the Phillipines. This ICT education could bring jobs to Ghana. What the USA is doing is that the pay a person in the US gets paid per hour is the same pay this person in India or the Phillipnes gets paid for the whole day. Dear Nana Asantehen,reinforce ICT education.
andy 9 years ago

Well The Asantehene fine fellow that he is, i'm sure (although still perhaps in some embarrassment over losing one of his crowns )might be better to ask John Mahama how much of the 90 Million the UK donates every year went i ...
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Well The Asantehene fine fellow that he is, i'm sure (although still perhaps in some embarrassment over losing one of his crowns )might be better to ask John Mahama how much of the 90 Million the UK donates every year went into education and ICT

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