Top management members of Vodafone Ghana, a leading telecom company, have paid an official visit to the President of Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo, to discuss issues of mutual interest and also congratulate the president for his elevation to the high office.
In an interaction with President Nana Akufo-Addo at the Flagstaff House, the Chief Executive of the Africa, Middle East and Asia (AMAP) region, Vivek Badrinath, and Ghana CEO, Yolanda Cuba, emphasised a concerted effort to ensure the company pursues a digitalisation agenda to leave none in the country behind in the technological advancement process.
The team affirmed Vodafone Ghana’s commitment to the progress of the country through the efficient delivery of modern telecommunication services.
Speaking during the interaction, Chief Executive of Vodafone Ghana, Yolanda Cuba, said, “Ghana remains a very important market for Vodafone in the delivery of our overall strategy. We continue to introduce new products and initiatives to support government in transforming the economy. Such interventions, including our ‘Instant Schools’ project, the ‘Farmers’ Club’ product, amongst others, are proving to be key enablers in shaping the socio-economic aspect of this country.”
Also present at the meeting were Director of External Affairs and Legal, Gayheart Mensah, and Director of Finance, Kenneth Gomado.
The Ghana government remains a 30 percent shareholder of Vodafone Ghana following the acquisition of Ghana Telecom in 2008.
Over the years, the two have forged a close relationship as shareholders, as Vodafone aims to become a market leader in the telecommunications industry in Ghana.
The second largest telecom company in relation to market share in Ghana, Vodafone has consistently proved a thought-leader in the delivery of creativity and innovation in the industry. The company recently outdoored its essence as a SuperNet, with a promise to ensure customers are empowered across every facet of theirs needs – at home, in the office or on the go.