ABRANTIE COLLEGE TREATS LEGACY GIRLS COLLEGE LEAVERS

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 Abrantie college, a renowned cosmetology institution in the Greater Accra Region, has as part of their activities for the year, organized a one day practical exercise at Legacy Girls College, in the Greater Accra Region.


The program was to orient the outgoing students of Legacy Girls College on how to groom themselves as they leave the school for their various homes.


In an interview, the Deputy Head Domestic, Mrs. Elizabeth Osei Poku expressed her profound gratitude towards the management of Abrantie college for their kind gesture.


She said, she believes the training will enable the outgoing Students of Legacy Girls College take good care of themselves and broaden their knowledge about beautification and good appearance.


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