
The Mobile Telephone Network (MTN) Ghana, as part of its SME Accelerate initiative, has trained over 200 personnel from Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Koforidua, the capital of the Eastern Region.
The gesture, the company noted, is to ensure the sustainability of their businesses.
The SMEs Business Clinic aimed to provide opportunities for SME operators to rebrand their products and manage their finances effectively, helping them avoid collapse.
The program was held at the Capital View Hotel, Koforidua, on Wednesday, May 20, 2026, under the theme: “Setting Up Business For Growth.”
Speaking to journalists, Abubakari-Sidick Mohammed, the Senior Sales Manager of MTN Ghana responsible for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), noted that SMEs contribute about 80 percent to Ghana’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
According to him, statistics also show that SMEs have created over 95 percent of jobs for Ghanaians, which underscores the need for the country to support such businesses to grow.
Mr. Sidick Mohammed entreated SME personnel who benefited from the two-day training program to establish proper websites to advertise their products and attract international communities to patronize them, emphasizing the importance of digital presence.
“So far, we have done the SMEs Clinic Business program at Volta, Ashanti, and Eastern regions respectively,” he indicated.
He further said “they have targeted three more regions to help them reposition themselves well in the market space so that they can continue creating jobs for Ghanaians to reduce the unemployment menace in the country,” he mentioned.
By// Kontihen Kofi Oboh.
Source// Obohnewsonline.com.








