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The group Marketing and Research Manager of Noble Dream Financial Services, Mr. Kwame Basoah has indicated with joy, the micro-financial service’s fulfillment of promise made to meet the financial needs of Ghanaians and solving some unemployment problems facing the country.
He was speaking at the opening of Sunyani branch of the company in the Bono Ahafo region.
Speaking to pressmen at the ceremony, he said that his outfit has been able to generate employment for over 1,000 people across the country.He added that “Noble Dream Financial Service,” which has 15 branches nationwide, has been able to attract over 20,000 customers.
Addressing pockets of youth gathered at the ceremony, the Chief Executive Officer of the organisation, Mr. Ezekiel Owusu-Afriyie said the financial company has come to stay.
Mr. Owusu-Afriyie assured clients of his outfit that plans are in place to curb some incidents which have virtually crippled the economic activities of some traders.
He said “We are on the edge to help reduce the level of poverty by granting loans to qualified enterprises and small-scale business oriented persons in the country.”
Noble Dream Financial Service, he observed, is a set of financial solutions that goes a long way to help people to achieve their dreams. He therefore deem it a great opportunity that traders in the municipality especially market women would do business with the institution and obtain prompt assistance to enable them expand their businesses.
Present at the ceremony was the Krontihene of Sunyani Traditional Council, Nana Boa-Amponsem, workers of the institution and some clients.
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