Kwesi Amoafoh-Yeboah flanked by Vastie (L) and Semenu
Premier Golf Club, the Achimota Golf Club took centre stage, when Frederick Semenu Duvour and Vastie Amoafo-Yeboah emerged tops in the 2024 MTN Invitational Golf tournament.
The event marked the first competition of the telecommunication giants and attracted golfers from various clubs across the country, who delivered remarkable performances.
In the Men’s Group A, Frederick Semenu Duvour clinched the top spot with an impressive handicap of 12 and 40 points. Justin B. C. Butah followed closely with a 10 handicap and 38 points, while Solomon Allotey secured third place with a 10 handicap and 37 points.
In the women’s category, Vastie Amoafo-Yeboah triumphed in the Ladies Group A, scoring 44 points with a 14 handicap. Catherine Fabbi took the runner-up position with a commendable performance.
In the Men’s Group B, Simron Oberoi topped the leaderboard with a 19 handicap and 43 points.
In the seniors’ division, Hajia Zenabu Sulemana and Chris Apau-Opong shared honours.
All the winners were awarded fantastic prizes from MTN in recognition of their outstanding performances.
The tournament also served as an opportunity to strengthen the relationship between MTN and the Achimota Golf Club.
MTN’s Chief Corporate Services and Sustainability Officer, Ms. Adwoa Wiafe, highlighted the parallels between the game of golf and the world of business, emphasising the importance of strategy, skill, and camaraderie, which are essential in both fields.
“We are excited that you did not just show up to play but also to reignite the strong and collaborative relationships we have cultivated over the years,” she said.
She further assured the golfers that MTN would continue innovating to meet the ever-changing needs of its customers, including its support for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) through products like Y’elloBiz, which offers technology solutions to boost business efficiency.
Ms. Wiafe also used the platform to announce MTN’s celebration of 15 years of Mobile Money (MoMo) service, noting that the company remains committed to improving the lives of its customers through innovation.
She encouraged all participants to nominate heroes for the ongoing MTN Heroes of Change Season 7, where winners would be awarded GH¢100,000 to reinvest in their community projects.
From The Sports Desk