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Muslim girls cautioned against cyber blackmail at Tamale mentorship programme

The programme formed part of MMN’s mentorship initiative aimed at supporting young Muslim women The growing threat of online blackmail targeting young girls and the importance of preserving Islamic identity in an increasingly digital world took centre stage at a mentorship programme organised by the Muslimah Mentorship Network (MMN) at the Fatima Farida Islamic Institute in Tamale.” The programme formed part of MMN’s mentorship initiative aimed at supporting young Muslim women through guidance on education, leadership and contemporary social challenges.
She reaffirmed MMN’s commitment to supporting the personal development of young Muslim women through mentorship programmes across underserved communities.
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