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Honesty and hard work drive Saint Paul’s Credit Union to record growth

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Board Chairman of Amakom Saint Paul rsquo;s Co-operative Credit Union in the Ashanti Region, Mr. Emmanuel Boakye Fapem, has called on financial intermediaries to prioritize the welfare of their staff members to achieve better results.

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