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Over 5000 winners rewarded in EGL Akye3de3 Kese3, promo to continue till 2029- Adiza Ibrahim
Over five thousand winners were reward by Electroland Ghana Limited(EGL) in it’s Akye3de3 Kese3 Promotions.
The promotion will continue till 2029, as EGL extends it’s partnerships with National Lottoeries Authority’s Caritas platform.
Those who received rewards were made of weekly and monthly winners, ultimate regional winners among others.
Also, the four ultimate regional winners received about GHC100,000 worth of SAMSUNG, TCl, Midea and NASCO electronics house makeover with the Midea Winner getting a full expense paid trip to Morocco to watch the AFCON finals.
Speaking to ghanaiantimes.com.gh, Marketing and Media Relations Manager of EGL, Adiza Ibrahim said, the ongoing expansion of the showroom in Northern Region, which is expected to be recommissioned before Q2 2026 will help reduce unemployment in the region and increase manpower for the business.
She said, with 33 shops nationwide, Electroland provides substantial local employment, prioritising hiring from each destination locality and creating opportunities for local vendors.
She added that plans are underway to open five new shops yearly, bringing world-class products closer to doorsteps across all 16 regions, adding that in 2025, it expanded into strategic areas, including Swedru, Akim Oda, Dansoman, Oyarifa, and further growth in Kumasi.
Adiza Ibrahim further revealed that 2026 will be bigger and better than what customers have experienced.
“We have rewarded over 5000 customers, some customers win more than just an item for just buying a product. So in 2026, we have extended our partnership with the National Lottoeries Authority’s (NLA) Caritas platform, so Akye3de3 Kese3 is something that has come to stay,” she revealed.
According to her, Electroland Ghana will extend it to 2029, adding that it will move to Volta, Western, Eastern Regions and all others to ensure fairness in distribution.
“Our core mission is to give customers a compelling reason to buy with us and feel genuinely excited about their purchases. Akye3de3 Kese3
is more than a promo; it’s our commitment to sharing success with the communities that have fueled our growth for over 15 years,” she added.
Launched in October 2024, the initiative has already impacted over 5,000 beneficiaries, solidifying its status as the largest and most impactful promotion of its kind ever run by an electronics dealership in Ghana within a single year.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
For the first time in its seven-year history, the celebrated Guinea Fowl Bazaar has been brought to Accra, marking a significant expansion of an event that has, for the past six years, been a staple in Tamale.
The two-day cultural and culinary festival, held from May 1–2, drew over 500 patrons and featured nearly 20 vendors, to promote Northern Ghana’s rich food culture particularly guinea fowl delicacies.
Hosted by By Faith Catering Services, the bazaar brought together traditional leaders, cultural groups, food entrepreneurs, and government representatives in a display of heritage and enterprise.
Speaking at the event, Mr. Angelo Dogbe, the Northern Regional Director of the Ghana Tourism Authority underscored the importance of promoting indigenous cuisine as a tool for economic development and cultural preservation. Chiefs from the Northern Region also graced the occasion, lending traditional authority and reinforcing the cultural significance of the festival.
A major highlight of the bazaar was a series of captivating cultural performances representing the diverse tribes of the Northern Region. Attendees were treated to traditional music, dance, and attire, transforming the venue into a lively tapestry of Northern identity and pride.
Vendors expressed enthusiasm about the opportunity to showcase their products to a new audience in the capital. Many noted increased visibility, networking opportunities, and strong sales throughout the two-day event.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of By Faith Catering Services, Mrs. Matilda Zenabu Pipio described the Accra edition as a strategic move to broaden the reach of the festival and create new economic pathways for vendors and producers from the north.
She announced plans to make the Accra bazaar an annual event, emphasizing its potential to boost employment, promote guinea fowl production, and introduce more Ghanaians to the unique flavours of Northern cuisine.
She said, the event is a platform for cultural exchange, economic empowerment, and national unity through food.
She commended partners and called on more organisers to support and invest in initiatives like this.
Meanwhile, the organizers of Guinea fowl Bazaar paid a courtesy call to the Editor of Spectator, Mrs. Georgina Naa-Maku Quaittoo and Mr. David Adadevoh, Acting Editor of The Ghanaian Times.
Both editors lauded the initiatives and encouraged the organizers to sustain it.
Organizers for the initiative and called on stakeholders and cooperate bodies to support this good course.
By Geoffrey Buta.
MTN Ghana has hosted more than 200 students from various educational institutions in Accra for an engaging, hands-on technology immersion at MTN House, bringing classroom theory to life and fueling interest in STEM and digital innovation.
Students from Ashesi University, Ghana International School, Cradle Star Academy, and Kinderland School explored MTN Ghana’s rich history, core values, customer-focused innovations, and digital transformation agenda.
They were introduced to the company’s sustainability and social impact initiatives, spanning education, youth empowerment and community development. A key highlight of the visits was a tour of MTN Ghana’s Network Operations Centre (NOC) and data centres.
The students gained first-hand exposure to the advanced technology, systems, and expertise powering seamless connectivity for millions daily – offering a rare look into how MTN ensures network performance, security, and resilience.
Speaking on the initiative, the Chief Corporate Services and Sustainability Officer at MTN Ghana, Adwoa Wiafe, noted, “Hosting students at MTN House reflects our commitment to shaping Ghana’s digital future. As we deliver our Ambition 2030 strategy, we are deepening investments in youth development through programmes like the Bright Scholarship, the MTN Digital Skills Academy, and collaborations on the One Million Coders Programme and the Girls in ICT initiative led by the Ministry of Communications, Digital Technology and Innovation.”
Paschal Paaga, Manager for IT Projects Implementation, emphasised the importance of experiential learning.
‘’By opening our doors, we are helping to bridge the gap between academia and industry. We want young people to see the real-world impact of technology and be inspired to pursue careers in STEM.”
For many participants, the experience was transformative. Maame Sapomaa, a Level 300 Information Systems student from Ashesi University, shared, “The visit was incredibly inspiring. Everything we have learned in the classroom came to life, and we were exposed to new concepts beyond our studies. It has motivated me even more to pursue a career in technology.”
As MTN Ghana advances its Ambition 2030 vision, the company remains committed to driving digital inclusion, platform-led innovation, and building strategic partnerships that support Ghana’s long-term socio-economic development.
