Mr James Bukari Basintale, General Manager of the Mobile Telecommunication Network (MTN) Northern Ghana, on Tuesday said the company is committed to strengthening and improving the services of its networks while seeking the welfare of the numerous retailers.
He explained that lots of programmes had been outlined for this month, some of which had been tailored to bring some benefits to retailers, wholesalers and dealers to recognize their contribution and dedicated services to the company.
Mr. Basintale was speaking at a forum, as part of activities lined-up for the Sun City Fest Programme in Sunyani.
He said the company would continue to invest in its network to ensure that it maintained the position as the number one telecommunication industry in Ghana.
The General Manager was not only looking at how best they could promote the socio�economic lives of the current generation, but was also mindful of how the future generation would fare and thus was compelling the company to initiate a number of development project.
Some of these projects included the construction and inauguration of the 10 ICT centres in each of the regions, with the one Brong-Ahafo located at Techimantia in the Tano South District.
Mr. Basintale said other projects include the constructions of schools, boreholes and the male and female wards of the Kintampo and Kwame Danso Hospitals.
Mr. Samuel Gyimah, Regional Manager of MTN, said the Sun City fest is to create opportunities for people to check their blood pressure levels and their weight, as well as educate their retailers to enlighten customers of the networks services.
Mr. Julius Kwayie�Mensah, an official of Zenith Bank in Sunyani, advised the general public to cultivate the habit of saving, which he said, was needful for sound financial management.
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