Don’t be deceived by fake election prophets – Tobinco boss tells Christians

Mr. Samuel Tobin, Chairman of Tobinco Group of Companies...

Samuel Amoh Tobbin, Chairman of Tobinco Group of Companies, has cautioned Ghanaians to disregard election prophecies by some so-called prophets ahead of the 2016 general elections .
Mr Tobbin, who is also the Presiding Elder of Dr Thomas Wyatt branch of the Church of Pentecost, said actions of these prophets on the upcoming general elections in December are not in line with scripture.
Mr. Samuel Tobin made the comments at 'Atinka FM's Prayerfest' 2016, which was held on Saturday at the premises of the Accra Technical Training College (ATTC) to seek God’s intervention for peace to prevail before, during and after the 2016 general elections.
According to the renowned businessman, many have turned to prophecies, luring Christians into spiritual darkness.
He said Ghanaians should be wary of these fake prophets with their fake prophecies, demanding items on daily basis to solve spiritual matters. Elder Tobbin said such prophecies only trigger confusion and tension in the country.

“Be careful of fake prophets among you who claim they have vision about who will win the upcoming election ; they are only interested in causing chaos in the country. Ghanaians must therefore endeavor to ignore such prophets and their lies," he said.
Elder Tobbin based his sermon on Jeremiah 29:8-9 of the Holy Book, which reads, “Yes, this is what the LORD Almighty, the God of Israel, says: Do not let the prophets and diviners among you deceive you. Do not listen to the dreams you encourage them to have. 9 They are prophesying lies to you in my name. I have not sent them”.
The programme , which was the first of its kind by Atinka FM, was heavily patronized by the station’s loyal listeners.
The Head of Religious Programmes at Atinka FM, Pastor Martin Sermodzie led intercessory prayers for the nation ahead of the December polls.
Atinka FM is a member of the Tobinco Group, which also includes, Atinka TV, Agyenkwa FM in Kumasi, Ahotor FM in Takoradi, Tobinco Pharmaceuticals, Abii National, Priority Insurance, Dor's Events, Entrance Pharmaceuticals and Top Blues.

MTN names new group CFO

Telecommunications group MTN has a new chief financial officer. Ralph Mupita, the CEO of Old Mutual emerging markets, will take over as MTN’s CFO on 3 April 2017.
Ralph Mupita

Telecommunications group MTN has a new chief financial officer. Ralph Mupita, the CEO of Old Mutual emerging markets, will take over as MTN’s CFO on 3 April 2017.
Mupita’s appointment adds to a growing list of top executives that MTN has hired from the financial services industry.
Incoming group CEO Rob Shuter is a previous head of Nedbank’s retail business. He will take the reins at the mobile group in March next year.
And Stephen van Coller, formerly head of Absa’s Corporate and Investment Bank, took over as MTN’s vice-president of strategy and mergers & acquisitions on 1 October.
MTN said Mupita has “extensive experience in the financial services sector, having had a distinguished career at Old Mutual over the last 16 years”.
“The board of directors of MTN Group, following accepted standard governance practice, is assured that Ralph is suitable to take on this important role and responsibility, considering his background in the highly regulated and well developed risk framework in the financial services sector,” it added.
Gunter Engling, currently acting group CFO, will assume the position of deputy chief financial officer with effect from 3 April 2017, reporting to Mupita.
Mupita takes over from Brett Goschen, who resigned earlier this year.
“I am delighted to have someone of Ralph’s calibre join the team. His background in financial services and emerging markets will stand him in good stead in his new role as group CFO,” said MTN Group executive chairman Phuthuma Nhleko in a statement to shareholders announcing Mupita’s appointment.
Mupita has a BSc Engineering (Hons) and an MBA, both from the University of Cape Town. Before joining Old Mutual in 2001, he worked on engineering and construction projects in South Africa.
In his current role as CEO of Old Mutual Emerging Markets, Mupita is responsible for Old Mutual’s operations in emerging markets, excluding Nedbank. He will serve a three-month notice period with his current employer.

Court strikes out NDP's President disqualification suit against EC

National Democratic Party Presidential candidate, Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings' suit challenging her disqualification by the Electoral Commission has been thrown out.
An Accra High Court presided over by Justice Goerge Koomson struck out the suit on procedural grounds.
He explained that it is against procedures of court to file a joint application praying for the EC's decision to be reviewed and at the same time demand for the enforcement of the Presidential candidate's fundamental human right to vote and be voted for.
He described the suit as incompetent. The court has also fined the applicants GHC10,000.
Ace Ankomah who is counsel for Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings told the press, he will file a fresh suit by close of the day.
Nana Agyeman Konadu who is former First Lady was disqualified after the Electoral Commission said she failed to collect the 432 signatures of qualified voters, a requirement of Regulation 7 (2) (b) of CI 94.
The EC said one person, Salifu Abdulai, who endorsed her presidential nomination forms, was not a qualified voter because he had illegally registered twice and is therefore on a list of excluded voters.
It meant that although she presented 432 endorsers, in reality she presented 431, hence her disqualification.
Of the three presidential candidates who have been to court to challenge their disqualification, Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings is the first to hit a snag.
Presidential candidate of the Progressive People's Party Dr. Paa kwesi Nduom has closed his case and is expecting judgment Friday.
All Peoples' Congress presidential candidate Hassan Ayariga is expecting his counsel to make oral submissions next Tuesday followed by judgement expected next Friday.
The three presidential candidates are among 12 who were disqualified from the December 7 presidential elections.

Sports news from the globe

Contrary to local media speculations, former Accra Hearts of Oak coach Kenichi Yatsuhashi is not making a return to the Ghana Premier League anytime soon, as the Japanese-American has received offers from several top Asian sides and is set to remain in the region for a while .

Robert Lewandowski 's agent has denied suggestions that the star striker has agreed to sign a new deal with Bayern Munich .
It had been claimed in the German media last week that the 28-year-old was close to putting pen to paper on fresh five-year terms at the Allianz Arena.

The 2016/2017 Ghana Premier League season will commence on December 18, 2016, the PLB has confirmed.

Laurent Blanc has been contacted by Inter to replace Frank de Boer and he “
interested in the offer,” claim sources close to the French Coach.

Two goals from Daniel Sturridge have earned
Liverpool a 2-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur in the EFL Cup.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola wants to recall midfielder Yaya Toure but is still waiting for an apology from the player's agent.

Manchester United's Paul Pogba needs time to readjust to English football, according to manager Jose Mourinho.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has revealed he is having to adjust to life without his family for the first time.

Brazil legend Carlos Alberto, the captain of the 1970 World Cup-winning side and scorer of one of the greatest goals in history, dies aged 72.

SFA chief executive Stewart Regan has pledged to fight England tooth and nail in the battle for Celtic's teenage sensation Karamoko Dembele.

Brendan Rodgers insists Celtic defender Jozo Simunovic is going nowhere.

Ex-Manchester United striker Andy Cole doesn't believe Wayne Rooney is finished at Old Trafford just yet.

Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed his biggest regret in 27 years as manager of Manchester United was not reaching the Champions League final in Glasgow in 2002.

Antonio Conte admits the potential for crowd trouble at the London Stadium tonight will not stop him whipping up Chelsea fans.

South American hitman Agustin Davila is reportedly interested in linking up with Liverpool.

Pep Guardiola will use his reserve players to humiliate Jose Mourinho as Man City prepare for EFL Cup trip to United.

Jose Mourinho sends tailored text messages to Manchester United stars ahead of big games as he looks to arrest slide in EFL Cup clash with City.

Former Olympiacos manager Marco Silva in line to replace Walter Zenga at Wolves on agent Jorge Mendes' advice.

West Ham United have begun training at the London Stadium in an attempt to make their players feel more at home there.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan's ability to cope with the physical demands of English football prompted doubts among Louis van Gaal's Manchester United coaching team over his suitability for the Premier League.

Chelsea are preparing a £35m bid for Antonio Rudiger as they aim to beat Manchester United to the Roma defender's signature.

Wayne Rooney will not leave Manchester United until he has topped Sir Bobby Charlton's 40-year-old goalscoring record.

Disgraced former England boss Sam Allardyce told a court via videolink from his holiday in Thailand how he was conned in a £60,000 Christmas "hampers and champers" scam.

Arsenal are stepping up their chase of Juventus' highly-rated 16-year-old striker Moise Kean.

John Terry is facing a fight to regain a regular starting place in Antonio Conte's Chelsea's back-three.

Pep Guardiola to keep faith in Man City youngsters in bid to inflict more misery on Man United.

Jose Mourinho believes Manchester United can take advantage of vulnerable Manchester City - and their last clash proves it.

"It is not like we are playing Millwall" - West Ham boss Slaven Bilic downplays animosity for Chelsea game.

Michael Carrick ready to lead as Manchester United bid to "bounce back" in derby clash with City.

Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney, 31, is determined to stay at the club and break Sir Bobby Charlton's goalscoring record. Rooney needs four goals to pass Charlton's total of 249.
(Sun)

Agent Mino Raiola received commission of £24m after 23-year-old midfielder Paul Pogba's world record £89m move from Juventus to Manchester United in the summer. (Daily Mail)

Manchester United and Chelsea representatives were among 90 scouts sent to watch AIK Solna's Swedish striker Alexander Isak, 17, who has been dubbed the new Zlatan Ibrahimovic. (Sun)

Uruguay striker Agustin Davila, 17, is open to a move to Liverpool after completing a two-week trial with the Anfield side. (International Business Times)

Red Bull Leipzig midfielder Naby Keita, 21, says he turned down interest from Premier League sides Arsenal and Liverpool to sign for the Bundesliga club in the summer. (SportNet via Evening Standard)

Wigan are ready to offer Karl Robinson the manager's job to replace Gary Caldwell. Robinson left MK Dons on Tuesday, while Caldwell was sacked by the Latics on Wednesday. (Sun)

However, former Manchester United winger Ryan Giggs is also in the frame as he looks to begin his first full-time managerial role. (ESPN)

Wigan's fellow Championship side Wolves are looking at former Olympiakos manager Marco Silva as a possible replacement for Walter Zenga, who was sacked on Tuesday. (Daily Mail)

Former Manchester United midfielder Owen Hargreaves "can't believe" midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan, 27, is out of favour with Old Trafford boss Jose Mourinho. (Squawka)

The Portuguese manager claims living in Manchester has been a "bit of a disaster" and is starting to tire of the persistent crowds of paparazzi camped outside his hotel. (Daily Telegraph)

Swansea striker Bafetimbi Gomis, 31, will decide his future at the end of the season and has not ruled out a permanent move to French side Marseille, where he is currently on loan. (South Wales Evening Post)

Highly rated Port Vale defender Nathan Smith, 20, has received Premier League interest that could mean he leaves in January, says the club's chairman. (Stoke Sentinel)

Arsenal midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain shared a team photo in the dressing room after scoring in his side's EFL Cup win over Reading.

Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet was pleased to be back in the side as the Reds beat Tottenham in the EFL Cup.

Ghana Armed Forces investigate claims of Ibrahim Mahama using military escort

The Ghana Armed Forces say they have begun investigations into reports that President John Mahama’s brother, Ibrahim Mahama, has a heavily armed military escort at his beck and call.

There are yet-to-be authenticated photos of Ibrahim Mahama — a wealthy businessman — circulating on popular social media platform, Facebook, that shows the President’s brother moving about with about a dozen, heavily-armed, well-built men in a military in camouflage.

In a brief response to Joy News inquiries about the claim, the Armed Forces said they have already begun probing what would be a clear abuse of the military if the reports prove credible.

“We have seen the pictures, we are investigating to identify the unit of the soldiers and why they were part of the health walk,” the Armed Forces response stated.

Below is an unedited description of the recent event by an eyewitness. Nana Opoku Kyekyeku posted his account on Joy News' Facebook page on October 25, 2016.

*MILITARY BODYGUARDS FOR IBRAHIM MAHAMA, BROTHER OF THE PRESIDENT*

The Military High Command has deployed security men as bodyguards to Ibrahim Mahama, the brother of the President.
Apart from the Military men for Mr. Mahama’s protection, there were also detailed SUVS and Military armoured cars for his use.

At an event in Accra New Town over weekend dubbed, ‘Walk with Ibrahim’, several soldiers armed to the teeth were seen busy around him, providing VVIP protection. Mr Mahama arrived in one of the military armoured cars with two of the Military men, while the others followed in another armoured car.

The men policed NDC supporters on the said walk in their numbers throughout on the streets of Accra New Town, a suburb of Accra, to the surprise of onlookers.

Mr. Mahama was seen clad in NDC Polo Shirt, whilst the crowd of party supporters carried a huge banner with the pictures of the President and his brother on it. It is not clear what position Mr. Ibrahim Mahama is running for in this case.
Residents quizzed the motive of such a move. The Military protecting a private citizen.

The abuse of incumbency by the Mahamas has hit mind blowing levels as the 2016 elections draw closer. The question however is, where does the Ghana Armed Forces stand in all this.

Rev Owusu-Bempah meets police today over Akufo-Addo assassination prophecy....

The Police Criminal Investigation Department (CID) will meet popular pastor, Rev Isaac Owusu-Bempah Wednesday, over a media interview he gave suggesting he had received a prophecy opposition leader, Nana Akufo-Addo could be assassinated.

Police say Rev Owusu-Bempah would assist them with information in their bid to preempt the alleged assignation plot.

Director General of Police Operations, COP Christian Tetteh Yohunu, says police take such comments very seriously and has warned men of God to desist from making electoral prophecies that could create fear and panic.

The founder and leader of Glorious Word Ministry International is also alleged to have said there will be gunshots at NPP strongholds on the day of the election and many people will lose their lives.

Rev Owusu-Bempah, however, says the invitation by the police is unnecessary.

Manasseh Azure writes: So what was the EOCO thinking? That Dr.Nduom's businesses are NGO's?

Common sense would not even permit me,a lay man to ask Dr.Nduom about his source of funds.

Dr.Nduom is a shareholder at Fan Milk,Akatakyiman Rural Bank,Kakum Rural Bank,Hords(Brown Gold Cocoa) etc

Banking:
1.Dr.Nduom recently acquired ISF Bank in the USA and invested $9 in the business.

2.GN Bank started in 2006 and has over 280 locations.

3.1st.National Togo commenced 2 years ago

4.GN Bank,Ivory Coast started over a year ago

5.Dr.Nduom recently acquired Liberia International Bank,now GN Bank Liberia

Non Bank Financial Institutions:
6.Pentrust (Management of Pensions)

7.Acquired Liberia Enterprise Development Finance Company(LEDFC) in 2003

8.Renowned private equity firm Ghana Growth Fund Company

9.He owns GN Mobile Money (GNMM)

10.Gold Coast Fund Management which started in 1993 has been the best investment adviser for years including this year and has over 13 locations spread across the 10 regions of Ghana

Radio Stations:
Dr.Nduom has 16 radio stations across the length and breadth of this country and one in the UK namely ( Easy Fm,Goodlife Fm,Ahomka Fm,Ahomka Fm UK,Agoro fm,Kasapreko Fm,Adehye Fm,Anigye Fm,Ahoto Fm,Sunshine Fm,Suphelele Fm,Light Fm,Wa Radio,Okyeman Fm,Enyidado Fm,Golden Pod,

Television:
Dr.Nduom owns First Digital,
27.ATV,
28.BTA,
29.Ocean 1 TV

Industries:
30.Fresh Pak Products,
31.EPPL,
32.GN Quarry,
33.Concrete Products,
34.GN Electronics,
35.GN Printing,
36.GN Logistics,
37.etc..Worawora Rice Milling factory coming soon.

Hotels:
38.Regency Hotel,
39.Coconut Grove Hotel Sakumono,
40.African Village,
41.Miners Lodge,
42.Coconut Grove Beach Resort

Education:
43.Monica Yorke Preparatory School,Elmina
44.Nduom School of Business and Technology,Elmina

Construction:
45.Yorke Properties
46.GN Power

Entertainment:
47.Elmina Sharks Fc
48.Sea Lions Fc
49.Spyder Lee
50.Nduom Sports Stadium
51.Digicut

Insurance:
52.GN Life Assurance
53.GN Reinsurance

54.International Business Solutions (IBS),USA
55.Qualtek Limited(IT)
56.GN Legal
56.GN Accounting Finance and Research
58.Sterlin Protection Services
59.GN Corporate
60.GN Health
61.GNHR
62.GN Research
63.GN Ambulance Brigade
64.Hedjorl3 Online Radio
65.GN Micro Enterprise Business
66.GN Farms  (Awiwmu(KEEA and Brekum )
67.GN Motors
68.GN Autoshop
69.Ghanaian Journal
70.Institute for Progressive Research & Advocacy (IPRA)
71.GN Micro Insurance
72.Sterlin Management Services (HR Consultancy)

73.Brokerage:
Gold Coast Brokerage

74.Newspaper
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Don’t campaign for Mahama – Former President Jerry John Rawlings

Ex-President Jerry John Rawlings has been challenged to stay away from lending support to the re-election efforts of President John Mahama as the 2016 elections approach.
The Member of Parliament for Nsawam-Adoagyiri, Frank Annoh-Dompreh, dared Ghana’s longest-serving head of state as he addressed party supporters on Saturday October 22 in his constituency.
He called on Mr Rawlings to prove his statesmanship and stand by the principles of probity and accountability he espoused during the two decades he ruled the country by campaigning against the president and governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) flag bearer for the December 7 polls, John Mahama.

According to Mr Annoh-Dompreh, the former president’s previous admission that some 60 per cent of President Mahama’s appointees are corrupt is enough reason for him to stick to his famous principles and denounce the NDC candidate in the upcoming polls.
“I am reminding former President Rawlings of the principles of probity and accountability he drew on to order the execution of some corrupt persons [during his years as Ghana’s military ruler],” he said.
“Today, the former president has admitted that 60 per cent of President Mahama’s appointees are corrupt. Based on this, I challenge the former president to denounce NDC flag bearer John Mahama because of his corrupt appointees and, instead, campaign for Nana Akufo-Addo.”

Economist worries about government's unrelenting borrowing

Dr. Eric Osei-Assibey
A Senior Economics Lecturer at the University of Ghana, Legon, has raised concerns over government's continuous borrowing strategy, warning the economy could suffocate under high indebtedness.
Dr. Eric Osei-Assibey says allocations in the recently approved budget for the first quarter of 2017 shows interest payments takes a chunk of government revenue, a situation he says pushes the economy into further distress. He raised fears a second John Mahama-led administration or the successive government may face an uphill task fixing the economy.
The GH¢10.9 billion approved by Parliament last week is expected to finance “critical government expenditure” in the first quarter of 2017.
Finance Minister, Seth Terkper, made the request to the Finance Committee of Parliament in line with Article 180 of the 1992 Constitution and Section 23 of the Public Financial Management Act, 2016 (Act 921).
The Article states that “Where it appears to the President that the Appropriation Act in respect of any financial year will not come into operation by the beginning of that financial year, he may, with the prior approval of Parliament by a resolution, authorize the withdrawal of moneys from the Consolidated Fund for the purpose of meeting expenditure necessary to carry on the services of Government in respect of the period expiring three months from the beginning of the financial year or on the coming into operation of the Act whichever is earlier.”
The Act is usually activated where there is a likelihood for a change of government.
Some GH¢1.8 billion has been earmarked for interest payments; grants to other government agencies will cost GH¢2.3 billion, while compensation and salaries to government employees take up GH¢3.8 billion.

Speaking on PM Express on the Joy News channel (Multi TV) on Tuesday, Dr. Osei-Assibey said he had hoped that government cuts down on its expenditure, especially when revenue figures did not match spending.
“Knowing that you are not really earning more, the economy is really not expanding, you do not embark on expenditures that do not have a direct bearing on productive sectors of the economy otherwise you worsen the situation,” he said.
He said the rate at which the country was borrowing, a high inflation could be triggered with serious repercussion on all the other macroeconomic figures and businesses.
“Like we are paying about 10 billion cedis this year alone, that is about 30% of the total expenditure. So if you are paying about 30% on debt servicing and you are paying about 40% for salaries and wages then how much is left for capital expenditure? That is where this economy finds itself now,” he laments.
He advised that if the economy continues to be run like that, an expansion would be severely stifled.
“It wasn’t surprising that the IMF came out last time to revised our growth projection for the year from about 4% to 3.5% this year, which is the one of the lowest we have recorded in many years,” he said.

Mahama oblivious of cause of Mills' death – Allotey Jacobs

Allotey Jacobs

The Central regional Chairman of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC), Allotey Jacobs says President John Dramani Mahama was oblivious of late President John Atta Mills’ deteriorating health leading to the latter's demise.

According to him, only four people including him knew about late President Mills’ ill health. The cause of the untimely demise of President Mills in 2012 has been a mystery, as Ghanaians crave for answers.

Posters demanding answers regarding the death of the late president emerged in some areas in Cape Coast, the Central regional capital during the NDC campaign launch in that region on Sunday.

The posters were sighted at places such as Pedu junction, Abura, Adisadel, Moree barrier, Aggrey Memorial SHS, Cape Coast-Takoradi highway and around new the Cape Coast stadium, the venue for the campaign launch. It was, however, not clear who were behind the posters.

Reacting to demands of the said posters on Accra-based Neat FM's ‘Ghana Montie’ show, Mr. Jacobs explained that he together with three others knew the cause of President Mills’ death.

“…Let me confirm this,” he told the show host Akwasi Aboagye “we are just four people who know about Professor Mills sickness. His two siblings [Dr Cadman Atta Mills and Sammy Atta Mills], myself, and his long time bodyguard, Mr. ASP Adadei. Prof. Mills was dear to our hearts; he shared his frustration, sickness and development with us [the four].”

According to him, President Mahama has no knowledge of his boss’ failing health and that “People don’t know about this so they just get up and malign innocent people in this country.”

He asked: “…What at all has President Mahama done? What sin has he committed? Just because God has anointed him to be president?”

He said those demanding answers as to the cause of President Mills’ death “are just hurting the family [Mills family]. The man is dead and gone. Curse will be upon those behind this [he accused the NPP]. Death will run through their camp.”

MTN marks end of staff-driven CSR

Ebenezer Asante is MTN Ghana’s CEO

Ghana’s only telecommunications 4G service provider, MTN, has climaxed activities by staff members to give back their uttermost to society.

This year’s edition was held on the theme; “Investing in Education for All.”

The staff-driven Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme christened; “21 Days of Y’ello Care” is annual activity embarked on by the company through staff members who volunteer as a way of impacting positively on communities every 21 days in June.

At a closing ceremony held at the MTN House in Accra recently to climax the event(s), Corporate Services Executive (CSE,) Mrs. Cynthia Lumor, told the teeming staff members, partners and the media that MTN was glad that for 20 years, its employees have volunteered to transform communities across the country.

She announced that staff members were able to impact the lives of some 7,000 students in 14 schools across the country.

Mrs. Lumor explained that the staff volunteers refurbished an existing classroom block at the Mampong School for the Deaf.

They also converted two classrooms into an expandable Resource Centre equipped with desktop computers with 4G modem, headset and microphone, an overhead projector with a screen and inbuilt voice-to-text software and furniture.

The MTN CSE further disclosed that in partnership with the Ghana Education Service (GES) and Multi Choice Ghana, six Senior High Schools were equipped with satellite TV systems with access to DSTV’s educational bouquet.

Six other institutions – Keta SHS, Nana Kobina Nketsiah School, Dachio JHS, Edwenase Rehabilitation Centre, St. Augustine RC Basic School and the Nsawam Prisons received 35 computers.

She further elaborated that staff members donated books and built libraries at Tuobodom and Dachio JHS respectively.

“Our staff took pupils through how to create teaching and learning materials using discarded materials such as plastic bottles, shells collected from the sea shore and simple paper cut-outs,” she said.

Mrs. Lumor added that a teacher’s portal was developed for GES to contain soft copies of teachers’ manuals, textbooks, educational curriculum under a project called the “CEO’s Prison Project.”

She disclosed that she led some senior management members to donate computers to the Nsawam Prisons and fumigated their cells.

She thanked MTN’s partners, the media and community folks and urged them (the beneficiary communities) to ensure that the interventions last.

Staff members were appreciated for their efforts and commitment while partner companies were given certificates for their support.

A student of the Mampong School for Deaf, Master Semenhyia Stanley, expressed his colleagues’ appreciation to MTN in a brief remark, indicating that MTN’s intervention has made learning easier as they can now connect to the internet.

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