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Mr. Samuel Fiakye-Amporful, Ghana Telecom (GT) Area Manager for Cape Coast and Elmina, on Friday, February 29, 2008 presented a cash of GH¢1,000 to six car washing attendants in Cape Coast for causing the arrest of a cable thief at Mepeasem near Cape Coast.
Mr Fiakye-Amporful said the presentation formed part of a scheme to award GH¢1,000 to persons who would help arrest cable thieves and GH¢500 to informants whose tip-offs would lead to the arrest of cable thieves.
He said the reward scheme is to help reduce the GH¢460,000 loss made by his outfit in 2006 as a result of cable theft throughout the country.
Mr Fiakye-Amporful said that last year alone the company gave a reward of GH¢30,000 to people who aided in the arrest of cable thieves.
Alhaji “Ship Engine”, director of Ship Engine Enterprise and Car Washing enterprise who received the cash reward on behalf of his car washing attendants said the reward would motivate them to do more to curb the problem.
They were Joseph Antwi, David Wanwona, Kwabena Sam, George Nyame, Kobina Baah and Ekow Sam
Source: GNA
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