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YOU CHANGE OUR DESTINY




YOU* *CHANGED* *OUR* *DESTINY* - Newly recruits cry out loud.


Over Fifty Young youth from the Twifo Hemang Lower Denkyira couldn't hide out their  joy upon receipt of appointments letters into the Ghana Education Service (GES) , through the effort of Mr. Lawrence Agyinsam, the CEO of Exim Bank Ghana. What ignited their joy was the fact that it had taken most of these newly appointed teachers four to five years to be able to realize their dream. According to them, there were countless approach to the member of Parliament of the Constituency who doubles as Deputy Employment and Labour Minister, Hon. Bright Wireko Brobby , to help them get appointment but it yielded no positive impact. He kept telling them to hold on . Upon contacting Mr. Lawrence Agyinsam, they can now smile within a space of one month.

The over fifty newly recruited teachers who showed their appointment letters as evidence were thankful to Mr. Agyinsam and entreated delegates to vote massively for Mr. Agyinsam during the NPP parliamentary primaries slated on February,2024. 


My Source also revealed that Mr. Agyinsam during 2022  year offered meaningful and permanent employment to over seventy five youth of the Twifo Hemang Lower Denkyira Constituency. They also called on the delegates to remember Mr. Agyinsam come February, 2024 since he is the obvious choice of the electorates.


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