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.   In an interaction with President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo at the

Flagstaff House, the Chief Executive of the Africa, Middle East and Asia Region, Vivek Badrinath, and Ghana Chief Executive Officer, Yolanda Cuba emphasised a concerted effort to ensure the company pursues a digitalisation agenda that would leave no one in the country behind in the technological advancement process.

A statement from Vodafone said the visit was to formally congratulate Nana Akufo-Addo on his assumption of the high office of President.  It was also to discuss issues of mutual interest to Government and Vodafone, both shareholders in Vodafone Ghana (30 per cent government, 70 per cent Vodafone).

Over the years, the two have forged a close shareholder relationship, as Vodafone Ghana aims to remain a significant player in Ghana’s telecommunications industry. Ms Yolanda Cuba said Ghana remained a very important market for Vodafone, hence the continuous introduction of new products and initiatives to support government in transforming the sector and the economy at large.

She mentioned some of the interventions as Vodafone’s Instant Schools project, the Farmers’ club product, Vodafone Cash, and said they were proving to be key enablers in shaping the socio-economic landscape of Ghana.