She assured the staff to collaborate effectively to achieve the overall objectives even as the management embarked upon Phase Two of the gas processing plant as part of its expansion works.

Madam Adjobah Blay made this known when she visited the operational facilities of the Ghana Gas at Atuabo and Beyin as part of a-three-day familiarisation tour of the Western Region.

The Ag. CEO was accompanied by the Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana National Gas Company, Ing. Dr. Robert Kofi Lartey and other Management staff of the Company.

The tour, first of its kind since she was appointed by His Excellency President John Dramani Mahama as the Acting CEO of the Ghana National Gas Company, afforded her the opportunity to interact with management team and staff at the facility.

Her first point of call was at the Western Regional House of Chiefs and the Western Regional Minister.

Nana Kobina Nketiah, President of the Western Regional House of Chiefs and Omanhene of Essikado Traditional Area, praised President John Dramani Mahama for appointing a native daughter of the Western Region to lead the Ghana National Gas Company, acknowledging her expertise in the oil and gas industry.

On her part, Madam Judith Adjobah Blay assured the House of Chiefs of her avowed commitment to strong collaboration and promised to meet with the House twice every year to discuss the company's development and Regional grown.

At the Western Regional Coordinating Council (WRCC), Madam Judith Adjobah Blay assured the Minister of continued support for regional development.

Mr Joseph Nelson, Western Regional Minister, expressed high hopes that her appointment would foster strong collaboration between the Company and the Region driving transformational development.

With over twenty years in Ghana's energy sector, Madam Judith Adjobah Blay brings valuable expertise in strategic leadership, policy development and sustainable business practices.
Her appointment marks a significant milestone for Ghana Gas as the company expands its intra structure to meet the country's energy growing demands