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MOBA must reduce reliance on donations to protect Mfantsipim’s future – Patrick Kittoe
The Chief Operating Officer of SIB Liberia Limited and a 1996 year-group student of Mfantsipim School, Patrick Ebo Kittoe, has called on the Mfantsipim Old Boys Association (MOBA) to reduce its reliance on donations and develop sustainable revenue streams to safeguard the school’s heritage beyond 150 years.
Beyond donations, Mr Kittoe proposed that MOBA explore commercial ventures capable of generating sustainable income for the association.
He said building a sustainable financial model would be critical to protecting Mfantsipim’s traditions, heritage and future development as the school looks beyond its 150th anniversary.
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