Audio By Carbonatix
Ghanaian-owned international beverage firm, Kasapreko Company Limited (KCL) has donated 300 bags of cement to the Ghana Police Service for the completion of the Baatsona Police Station located in Accra.
The cement bags will be used for finishing touches on the new Police building in the area.
According to Mr Gerald Bonsu, Marketing Manager of KCL, the company, which is passionate about Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) since its establishment in 1989, donated cement bags to the Police to further empower them to effectively protect the citizenry.
“The whole company deems it fit to support government. We think that the government cannot do everything by itself, so we consider this donation as our CSR to enable the Kpeshie Division of the Ghana Police Service do a good job of protecting the people and Ghana as a whole,” Mr. Bonsu said.
The Management of Kasapreko led by the Director of Finance, Mr. Emmanuel Teiko, presented the bags of cement to the Kpeshie Divisional Police Commander ACP Victor Gyan-Kyereko and his Police team at the Head Office of Kasapreko.
ACP Gyan-Kyereko, who received the cement bags on behalf of the Ghana Police Service was grateful for the kind gesture adding that the 300 bags of cement would help the Police Service to complete their new structure.
“On behalf of the Police administration and the Kpeshie Divisional Command, I wish to express our sincere gratitude for this donation,” ACP Gyan-Kyereko said.
The Kpeshie Division comprises Sakumono District, Nungua District, Teshie District, La, Osu and Cantonment District. It is one of the biggest Police Divisions in the Greater Accra Region.
“We are also opening a Police post near the Shell Filling Station off the Spintex Road and this donation would go a long way to completing the project. We do not have much to say than to work very hard to justify the 300 bags of cement that has been given to us,” ACP Gyan-Kyereko said.
He commended KCL for assisting the Ghana Police Service and the Kpeshie Division in the past and urged them always to factor the Police Service in its CSR activities.
Latest Stories
-
55 young people from underserved communities equipped to become future leaders through mentorship initiative
51 seconds -
Ghana’s climate future brings less malaria but more deadly heat, new research shows
4 minutes -
Climate Change is making malaria worse in parts of Africa while wiping it out in others, new study finds
7 minutes -
Daily Insight for CEOs: The CEO’s role in driving innovation
13 minutes -
Greater Works 2026 to bring together global christian leaders in Accra
13 minutes -
The delete button is lying to you — and the reason you trust it is the same reason it knows so much.
18 minutes -
University of Ghana’s WACBIP marks 10 years with renewed focus on innovation
26 minutes -
ISSER raises concerns over sharp decline in capital expenditure
29 minutes -
GFD distances itself from unemployed graduates with disabilities’ protest threat over GES recruitment
39 minutes -
Today’s front pages: Monday, August 3, 2026
53 minutes -
INTERPOL report finds AI linked to more than half of cybercrime in Africa
1 hour -
GH¢2 billion was collected to clean Ghana. So why is Accra still this filthy?
2 hours -
Sedina Tamakloe Acquittal: Prof Gyampo says corruption fight cannot survive prosecutorial incompetence
3 hours -
Bole-Bamboi MP Yusif Sulemana thanks well-wishers after earning PhD in Business Administration
3 hours -
15 suspected galamseyers arrested near Obuasi school after viral video exposes site
3 hours