Kyplink Computers & I.C.T Training Hub

Kyplink Computers & I.C.T Training Hub Welcome to KYPLINK COMPUTERS & I.CT TRAINING HUB. We are an I.T group. We bring to you complete electronic solutions computers offer. All with professionalism.

We sell computers and Accessories, we repair and service computers professionally. Enjoy our I.C.T Training and more. We also offer most secretarial services at our business premises. Make very neat photocopies of all your documents with speed. Scan, Laminate and have instant passport-sized pics at your convenience. Design your Certificates, flyers, brochures, stickers, banners, receipt books and invoices etc. Thank you for choosing us.

21/07/2022

Rules on creating slides for a Power point presentation.

21/07/2022

Missing my learned colleagues. We were discussing some of the does and dont's of designing slides for a power point presentation.

21/07/2022

Servicing projectors at the St. Joseph's Midwifery Training College in readiness for full time academic work come next week.

04/07/2022

Rural life and water challeges_Piiyiyi Community No. 2. JIRAPA, Scorging the Sun in order to squeeze water out of rock in plain language.

Their throats are as dry as the dry soil you see in March in the northern part of Ghana. The poor women, husbands, children and entire community of Piiyiri No 2, in the JIRAPA Municipality had to scorge in the hot sun carrying stones to help themselves in their quest to get their borehole repaired after a breakdown for over six months. The said borehole which served over 500 people in the community was drilled by a kind individual in 2017. The gesture brought great smiles and relieve to the community since they did not have any portable source of drinking water.
The community have since treasured this asset and did their best in maintaining the Samaritan water source any time it breaks down.
The video below may sound dramatic but this is a passionate cry from the poor community, especially of women and little children not forgetting the aged whose throats have gone dry for close to three months now after their last breakdown. Their reason for carrying stone in the hot sun is to help them generate income from the sale of the heap in order to be able to afford replacement parts and maintenace cost. Their pockets according to the video, have gone very dry owing to the many times they have had to task themselves to get the borehole repaired.
An appeal goes out there to the Municipal Chief executive, Hon. Lawyer Nicholas Soyiri, the MP, Hon. Cletus Seidu Dapilah and Hon. Paul Derigubah (the initiator of this kind gesture) and to all well meaning groups and individuals to come to the aid of the community. The Piiyiri community No 2, would be very grateful if a new borehole could be drilled to supplement the rising population. This community is sited on a hill right behind the wall of St. Francis of Assisi Girls SHS to the west down to Pogtuoyiri and could be considered as a site for a bigger water reservoir to serve nearby communities as well. As the saying goes, "water is life" the community is very grateful for every effort in cooling down their dry throats. Thanks in advance for your prompt response and support. May God Almighty who sees in secret, reward you abundantly for every kind gesture to humanity.
Put together by Pius Kangpog, a humble teacher in a community.

04/07/2022

Water challeges_The women in Piiyiyi Com 2 Scorged the Sun on the 11/3/2022 in order to squeeze water out of rock in plain language.

Their throats are as dry as the dry soil you see in March in the northern part of Ghana. The poor women, husbands, children and entire community of Piiyiri No 2, in the JIRAPA Municipality had to scorge in the hot sun carrying stones to help themselves in their quest to get their borehole repaired after a breakdown for over six months. The said borehole which served over 500 people in the community was drilled by a kind individual in 2017. The gesture brought great smiles and relieve to the community since they did not have any portable source of drinking water.
The community have since treasured this asset and did their best in maintaining the Samaritan water source any time it breaks down.
The video below may sound dramatic but this is a passionate cry from the poor community, especially of women and little children not forgetting the aged whose throats have gone dry for close to three months now after their last breakdown. Their reason for carrying stone in the hot sun is to help them generate income from the sale of the heap in order to be able to afford replacement parts and maintenace cost. Their pockets according to the video, have gone very dry owing to the many times they have had to task themselves to get the borehole repaired.
An appeal goes out there to the Municipal Chief executive, Hon. Lawyer Nicholas Soyiri, the MP, Hon. Cletus Seidu Dapilah and Hon. Paul Derigubah (the initiator of this kind gesture) and to all well meaning groups and individuals to come to the aid of the community. The Piiyiri community No 2, would be very grateful if a new borehole could be drilled to supplement the rising population. This community is sited on a hill right behind the wall of St. Francis of Assisi Girls SHS to the west down to Pogtuoyiri and could be considered as a site for a bigger water reservoir to serve nearby communiti

11/03/2022

Water is life. Many thanks to God for the women can have a drink for at least the next few hours.

11/03/2022

Thanks to Hon. Gervase Maare(the techncian) who worked from dawn to dust to ensure that, at least a drop of water come from the borehole even if it was for a second. He would not rest until this is achieved.

Any form of support to give the poor women water to drink is deeply appreciated. For over six months their borehole hasn...
11/03/2022

Any form of support to give the poor women water to drink is deeply appreciated. For over six months their borehole hasn't given a drop of water to quench their thirst. Can you please help them afford replacement parts as a technician is contacted to help fix the borehole?

11/03/2022

Rural life and water challeges_Piiyiri Community No. 2. JIRAPA, Scorging the Sun in order to squeeze water out of stones in plain language.

Their throats are as dry as the dry soil you see in March in the northern part of Ghana. The poor women, their husbands, children and the entire community of Piiyiri No 2, in the JIRAPA Municipality had to scorge in the hot sun carrying stones to help themselves in their quest to get their borehole repaired after a breakdown for over six months. The said borehole which served over 500 people in the community was drilled by a kind individual in 2017. The gesture brought great smiles and relieve to the community since they did not have any portable source of drinking water.
The community have since treasured this asset and did their best in maintaining the Samaritan water source any time it breaks down.
The video below may sound dramatic but this is a passionate cry from the poor community, especially of women and little children not forgetting the aged whose throats have gone dry for close to three months now after their last breakdown. Their reason for carrying stone in the hot sun according to them, is to help them generate income from the sale of the heap in order to be able to afford replacement parts and maintenace cost. Their pockets according to the video, have gone very dry owing to the many times they have had to task themselves to get the borehole repaired.
An appeal goes out there to the Municipal Chief executive, Hon. Lawyer Nicholas Soyiri, the MP, Hon. Cletus Seidu Dapilah and Hon. Paul Derigubah (the initiator of this kind gesture) and to all well meaning groups and individuals to come to the aid of the community. The Piiyiri community No 2, would be very grateful if a new borehole could be drilled to supplement the rising population. This community is sited on a hill right behind the wall of St. Francis of Assisi Girls SHS to the west down to Pogtuoyiri and could be considered as a site for a bigger water reservoir to serve nearby com'ties.

11/03/2022

Rural life and water challeges_Piiyiyi Community No. 2. JIRAPA, Scorging the Sun in order to squeeze water out of rock in plain language.

Their throats are as dry as the dry soil you see in March in the northern part of Ghana. The poor women, husbands, children and entire community of Piiyiri No 2, in the JIRAPA Municipality had to scorge in the hot sun carrying stones to help themselves in their quest to get their borehole repaired after a breakdown for over six months. The said borehole which served over 500 people in the community was drilled by a kind individual in 2017. The gesture brought great smiles and relieve to the community since they did not have any portable source of drinking water.
The community have since treasured this asset and did their best in maintaining the Samaritan water source any time it breaks down.
The video below may sound dramatic but this is a passionate cry from the poor community, especially of women and little children not forgetting the aged whose throats have gone dry for close to three months now after their last breakdown. Their reason for carrying stone in the hot sun is to help them generate income from the sale of the heap in order to be able to afford replacement parts and maintenace cost. Their pockets according to the video, have gone very dry owing to the many times they have had to task themselves to get the borehole repaired.
An appeal goes out there to the Municipal Chief executive, Hon. Lawyer Nicholas Soyiri, the MP, Hon. Cletus Seidu Dapilah and Hon. Paul Derigubah (the initiator of this kind gesture) and to all well meaning groups and individuals to come to the aid of the community. The Piiyiri community No 2, would be very grateful if a new borehole could be drilled to supplement the rising population. This community is sited on a hill right behind the wall of St. Francis of Assisi Girls SHS to the west down to Pogtuoyiri and could be considered as a site for a bigger water reservoir to serve nnearbycom'ties.

Making different sized photocopies. Learning from simple to complex. Time with Mary, Theresa and Irene.
09/02/2022

Making different sized photocopies. Learning from simple to complex. Time with Mary, Theresa and Irene.

Learning should translate into creation of tangible goods and services to meet needs of society. Mary and Irene (fresh s...
23/01/2022

Learning should translate into creation of tangible goods and services to meet needs of society. Mary and Irene (fresh shs graduates) feeling delighted for their ability to create receipt books and invoices after a two day training at KYPLINK. An encouragement goes out there to all youngsters to channel their energies into acquiring employable skills.

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