Vivo Energy Ghana has launched She’llFix, a programme aimed towards equipping female drivers with elementary car repairs skills.

The initiative was as soon as provided on the Shell Airport City provider station in Accra and brought together female drivers, supply stakeholders, and civil society representatives.

At the discharge, members gained smart teaching in essential skills akin to checking oil ranges, jump-starting a car battery, and coping with commonplace roadside points. Sessions moreover lined avenue safety and driver-police relations.

Vivo Energy officers talked about the initiative is supposed to supply ladies further self perception on the avenue and cut back their reliance on roadside assist.

The programme paperwork part of broader discussions on ladies’s participation in technical and male-dominated fields. The President of the Institute of Public Relations (IPR) Ghana, Esther Ambah Numaba Cobbah, who attended the discharge, talked about such tasks drawback stereotypes about ladies and achievement.

The match moreover featured demonstrations via car repairs professionals and probabilities for members to interact with funding stakeholders.

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