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News from Saturday, June 8, 2019
Source: starrfm.com.gh
2019-06-08
The theme of this year's campaign is Creating a better future for our youth.
MTN, Ghana's largest mobile phone network, has revealed that it is putting all its energy and resources into the service of youth development by launching its 21-day skin care program.
MTN seeks to equip teeming youth with professional skills, digital innovation and marketing, among others.
Launched in 2014, MTN 21 Days of Y'ello Care was established as part of the Mobile Operator Social Responsibility initiative, where employees across the country engage in a variety of activities. volunteering in their communities.
Adiéty Mingle, Executive Director of MTN Northern Sector, told Ultimate Business: "This year, the focus is on young people and is essentially about creating a better future for them. In some segments, we look for people aged 15 to 24 to tell them what to do with their lives. "
"We are looking at computer training, pearl manufacturing, the need to train young leaders in digital training and marketing their businesses. In a nutshell, we look at a wide range of things and it's purely educational, "said Adotey Mingle.
He also expressed hope: "At the end of 21 days, we should expect to have a young CEO who already runs his business and who has acquired digital skills, for example to sell his products online, capable of Get customers online, market worldwide and not only in Ghana. "
This year, the activities planned for the campaign are done in collaboration with the National Youth Authority (NYA).
MTN Ghana North Sector Manager for the North further explained: "The NYA is the umbrella organization for young people. Therefore, when we call in a society and badociate them, it makes their lives easier, because they know exactly where the young people with the problems are; those who need professional skills and support are ".
In addition to communities, Mr. Adotey Mingle called for full participation of MTN Ghana staff to make this program a huge success.
The theme of this year's campaign is "Creating a better future for our youth".
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