IGP lauds ADB’s growth agenda - Pledges stronger police partnership
The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Christian Tetteh Yohuno, has commended the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) PLC for its renewed growth momentum and strong customer-focused direction.
He also expressed the readiness of the Ghana Police Service to enhance partnerships with the bank.
IGP Yohuno made the remarks when he attended ADB’s Customer Interaction Breakfast Meeting in Accra last Wednesday as the Special Guest of Honour.
The event was attended by customers, the Board of Directors and the Executive Management Team of the bank, top-ranking officials of the Police Service, and other key stakeholders across sectors.
Renewed customer confidence
In his brief address, the IGP praised the strides being made by the bank, stating that the turnaround reflected “strong leadership, disciplined execution and renewed customer confidence.”
Mr Yohuno added that a stable, efficient banking system was essential for national development and pledged the Police Administration’s readiness to enhance collaboration and institutional support for ADB and the financial sector as a whole.
Welcoming customers and all participants earlier, the bank’s Deputy Managing Director in charge of Services, Sylvia Naa Kwakai Nyante, expressed appreciation to customers for their loyalty and encouraged them to continue offering feedback to help the bank continually improve its service delivery.
The Managing Director, Edward Ato Sarpong, led an interactive feedback session during which customers shared practical insights on innovations, service experience, processes, product offerings, including digital channels and turnaround times.
The session forms part of ADB’s continuous efforts to refine and effectively implement its “Beyond Banking” agenda of redefining banking, empowering businesses, building futures, driving prosperity, nurturing communities and enhancing service excellence, among others.
The event ended with a high-level networking session among customers, board members, senior management of the bank and other stakeholders, reinforcing ADB’s commitment to building stronger partnerships.
Participants expressed satisfaction with the engagement and highlighted the importance of such events in shaping a more responsive, customer-driven banking experience.
ADB officials
The board members who attended the event included Wg Cdr Samuel J. A. Allotey, Siisi Essuman-Ocran, Courage Akanwunge Asabagna, Andrew Dari Chiwitey, and Secretary to the board, Godwyll Ansah.
The management team included the Acting General Manager, Enoch Benjamin Donkoh; the General Manager, Retail Banking, Frank Okyere-Adarkwa; the General Manager, Agribusiness, Kwame Asiedu-Attrams; the acting Chief Finance Officer, Alberta Frimpong-Manso and the Chief Audit Executive, Samuel Dako.
The rest are the Treasurer, Bridget Kaminta Lekanong Nuotuo; the General Counsel, Amelia Boadiwaa Ama Croffie; the Chief Risk Officer, Leon Bannerman Williams; the Head of IT, Emmanuel Ofori Boateng; the Chief Information Security Officer, Agbenya Adotey; the acting Head, Human Resource, Abena Abrafi Antwi; the Head of Customer Care and Service Quality, Obaapa Yeboah Addo; the Head of General Services, Kwabena Adabo Kufuor, and the Head of Marketing and Communications, Mohammed Ali.
