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Succeeding in your chosen STEM career will inspire many other girls to break the bias – Patricia Obo-Nai

Patricia Obo-Nai: Overcoming gender bias should be a fight for all

Vodafone Foundation supports government with Covid-19 storage equipment worth $1m

Patricia Obo-Nai – The most decorated telecoms CEO

We must reset and present Africa as an investment destination – Vodafone Ghana CEO

I allowed myself be poached to Vodafone to garner new experience – Patricia Obo-Nai

Vodafone CEO, Patricia Obo-Nai wins Woman of the Year at EMY Africa Awards

Over 4000 youth connect to Vodafone Ghana’s Virtual Skills Fair

Understand and adapt to changes in your chosen career – Vodafone CEO urges youth

Vodafone CEO wins Ghana Women of the Year Honours, Technology Category

VGMA Artiste of the Year, Diana Hamilton commends Vodafone for supporting music industry

VGMA: A decade of empowering artistes and transforming the music industry

Government, telcos, stakeholders must collaborate to build digital economy – Vodafone CEO

Vodafone CEO wins women leadership excellence award

Vodafone CEO, Director of Digital Transformation make list of 50 most influential corporate women in Africa

Our new tagline will be reflected in our service – Vodafone Ghana CEO

Vodafone unveils new global brand positioning with ‘Together We Can’ tagline

‘Women & Tech Doing Business in Africa’ features Roberta Annan and Patricia Obo-Nai

Championing the gender diversity agenda – Vodafone Ghana leads the way

Practice and role-modelling are essential for STEM success – Vodafone CEO

Patricia Obo-Nai: Connecting Africa is the seminal challenge of our time

Explore technology trends to top corporate game – Vodafone CEO advises KAIPTC graduates

Vodafone’s Patricia Obo-Nai crowned Telecom CEO of the Year

Vodafone Ghana CEO, Patricia Obo-Nai receives leading role model award

Vodafone CEO urges engineering students to acquire practical experiences

Vodafone CEO joins World leaders on 2 separate panel discussions at UN General Assembly

Vodafone CEO charges KNUST graduating class of 2020 to be digitally literate

Internet traffic shoots up by 50% since Covid-19 outbreak – Vodafone CEO

Vodafone CEO urges youth to acquire skills or upgrade to avoid layoffs

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