The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) reaffirmed its commitment to education and community development by donating brand-new desktop computers and refurbishing the ICT centre of the Nii Amugi Cluster of Schools in Adabraka, Accra, at the cost of over GH¢120,000.
Staff of the exchange also engaged the pupils on investment and savings and donated piggy banks to inculcate a savings culture among them. This initiative is part of GSE’s corporate social responsibility efforts to empower young minds and bridge the digital divide in education.
The newly refurbished ICT Centre will create a conduciveenvironment for students to enhance their digital literacy and acquire the critical skills needed to thrive in today’s technology-driven world.
Speaking at the presentation ceremony, the Managing Director of the Ghana Stock Exchange, Abena Amoah, emphasized the importance of equipping students with modern tools to succeed. “At the Ghana Stock Exchange, we believe that access to technology is a fundamental right and a necessity for success in the 21st century.
This donation is an investment in the future of these students in our catchment area, empowering them to dream big, explores new possibilities, and makes meaningful contributions to society.
The event was attended by representatives from the Ghana Stock Exchange, the school’s administration, Korley KlotteyMunicipal Educational Directorate, Queen Mother of Adabrakaand students of the Nii Amugi Cluster of Schools.
The Municipal Director of Education for Korley Klottey, Mr. Phillip Aidoo, expressed gratitude for the gesture, stating: “This donation is timely for the school in this digital era. The refurbished ICT Centre and the new computers will enhance the way our students learn and interact with technology.’’
The Ghana Stock Exchange continues to champion initiatives that make a meaningful impact on society, aligning with its broader mission of fostering growth and development in Ghana.
