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Easter is a time for love, togetherness, and reminding the people we care about just how much they mean to us, even when we’re miles apart. This Easter, UBA Ghana is helping its clients stay connected with those who matter most.
With trusted options like Africash, PAPSS, UBA Connect, and international partners like Western Union, MoneyGram, Ria, small world, Zeepay, pay angel, and more, your money gets to your loved ones exactly when they need it. Every transfer is secure; every smile is worth it.
“Easter is about love, sacrifice, and giving,” says Henry Nii Dottey, Regional Head, Marketing & Corporate Communication for West Africa–Anglophone & Country Head, MCC Ghana at UBA.
“We know how special it is to feel connected during this season, and we’re proud to make that possible for families everywhere.”
With instant payout services and the option to receive funds straight into a UBA account or as a cash pickup, you can trust UBA to make your gesture of love easy and meaningful.
The great thing about this is that you do not have to worry about exchange rate issues. You can send and receive money across the continent through UBA, Africa’s Global Bank.
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