By Edith Atiaka Eshun
The Managing Director of TDC Ghana Limited, Courage Kafui Nunekpeku, says the Company has received clearance from the Ministry of Finance and the Public Procurement Authority (PPA) for its affordable housing expansion project, with the project currently at the award stage.
Mr. Nunekpeku made the announcement at the 5th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of TDC Ghana Limited, where he outlined what he described as a major transformation agenda aimed at repositioning the over 70-year-old state-owned company as a technology-driven and customer-focused institution.
The Fifth Annual General Meeting reviewed TDC’s performance for the 2024 financial year and assessed progress made between 2020 and 2024. The meeting also outlined strategies to address challenges and position the company for sustainable growth. It was attended by representatives from key government ministries, members of the Board of Directors, management, and staff of TDC Ghana Limited.
According to him, TDC is expanding its service portfolio to strengthen revenue generation and improve customer experience. The new service lines include premium and prestige services, courier services, a 24-hour call centre, and a business centre.
“Our strategy going forward is anchored on scale, innovation, and flagship developments, with the expansion of affordable housing as a key priority. At this point, we have already received clearance from the Ministry of Finance and the Public Procurement Authority, and we are at the stage of award,” Mr. Nunekpeku stated.
He added that the transformation agenda is also focused on expanding the company’s footprint beyond the Tema acquisition area while delivering affordable, quality, and sustainable housing for Ghanaians.
The Board Chairman of TDC Ghana Limited and Member of Parliament for Tema East, Hon. Isaac Ashai Odamtten, said the company’s performance during the period under review reaffirmed the Board’s commitment to strong corporate governance.
He explained that the Board prioritised strengthening oversight, risk management, and compliance throughout the year, with its Audit, Risk, Finance, and Governance committees ensuring that strategic, operational, and financial activities were aligned with TDC’s mandate.
According to Hon. Odamtten, internal audits and risk assessments were regularly reviewed to maintain effective control systems and mitigate operational and financial risks, while promoting high ethical standards and continuous capacity building for directors and senior management.
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