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In a strategic move, Wakanow, Africa's leading travel technology company has announced the
promotion of Sodie Osei-Bonsu as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for the Rest of West Africa.
The news was officially disclosed by the Group CEO, Bayo Adedeji, in a statement released
from the company's headquarters in Lekki, Lagos on Friday, January 13, 2024.

"Today, we are pleased to announce the promotion of Sodie Osei-Bonsu as the CEO, Rest of West Africa, a role that encompasses both Anglophone and Francophone markets in West Africa, excluding Nigeria. This decision is a testament to Sodie’s outstanding leadership and pivotal role in driving the strategic growth of Wakanow," said Bayo Adedeji.
Sodie Osei-Bonsu, formerly the Senior Vice President, Anglophone & Francophone West Africa markets, has been a key driver in the expansion of Wakanow's profitable relationships in the travel industry.
Her successful leadership in Ghana and the strategic expansion into Anglophone and Francophone markets, including Gambia, Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Togo, and Cote d'Ivoire, respectively, positioned her as the ideal candidate for the CEO role.

Adedeji emphasized the importance of Sodie's promotion, stating, "Sodie's deep understanding of the travel landscape in Africa, coupled with her innovative approach, makes her the perfect leader to oversee our operations in the region. Her vision aligns with Wakanow's commitment to democratizing travel and providing seamless experiences for our customers."
Speaking on the new position, Sodie Osei-Bonsu stated " I'm honoured to be the CEO for Rest
of West Africa at Wakanow, bringing an opportunity for innovation and growth. Focused on
customer-centricity and technology, we aim to revolutionize travel experiences, contributing
to regional economic development. With the Wakanow team, I'm committed to leading the
charge for a brighter travel future in Africa.
“I am excited to lead the team in this new capacity as we continue to redefine the travel
industry in Africa. Our goal is comprehensive customer satisfaction across the region and that
is why we are a one-stop-shop for flights and beyond, offering hotels, visa assistance, travel
protocol, Wakanow Rides, and insurance”, Sodie expressed.
The Promotion of Sodie Osei-Bonsu to CEO also brings focus to Wakanow Business Travel,
aiming to simplify corporate and business travel for organizations. Leveraging the power of
technology, Wakanow further demonstrates dedication and innovation to providing easy and
seamless travel solutions.
"As CEO with a decade of travel industry expertise, Sodie Osei-Bonsu, holding dual
undergraduate degrees and an Executive MBA, will lead initiatives in the Rest of West African
markets.
Her training and industry knowledge underscore Wakanow's commitment to
excellence and customer satisfaction in the region, aiming for new milestones and continued
success in Africa."
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