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Study hard, make your parents proud – Ahanta West MP tells 150 BECE candidates

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Study hard, make your parents proud – Ahanta West MP tells 150 BECE candidates

The MP further assured the beneficiaries that if they work hard and excel in their Senior High School education, her office would be glad to support them in pursuing their various tertiary education programmes.

Mavis Kuukua Bissue said the donation was aimed at supporting the beneficiaries as they prepare to begin their Senior High School education.

The Member of Parliament for the Ahanta West, Mavis Kuukua Bissue, has urged 150 BECE candidates who have gained admission to various Senior High Schools (SHSs) across the country to study hard and make their families and the Ahanta West Constituency proud.

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