Zoomlion Ghana Limited, a subsidiary of the Jospong Group of Companies, is pleased to announce the signing of a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the City of Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), aimed at strengthening and supporting the city’s waste management infrastructure through technical expertise and sustainable systems development.
Signed on May 26, 2025, this partnership reflects Zoomlion’s unwavering commitment to building cleaner, healthier African cities by offering innovative, locally integrated solutions that empower communities and governments alike.
The MoU outlines collaboration on a 360-degree sustainable waste management framework, focusing on the recovery, processing, and conversion of waste into valuable resources, while enhancing existing infrastructure. Zoomlion will support and complement the work of existing local service providers, ensuring their roles are strengthened—not replaced.
The project is expected to create approximately 5,000 new jobs across the broader waste management value chain in Kinshasa and will introduce technical know-how, job training, and infrastructure investment to elevate the city’s transition toward a circular economy.
Hon. Léon Mulumba Mwana Nshiya, Provincial Minister for Environment and Sustainable Development, who signed on behalf of the City of Kinshasa, noted:
“This agreement is a symbol of our strong will and unwavering commitment to build a cleaner, greener Kinshasa.”
Mr. Daniel Amuyaw Addo, who led the Jospong Group delegation, added:
“This partnership reaffirms our dedication to inclusive development and sustainable innovation. We are here to work alongside Kinshasa’s existing ecosystem, not to disrupt it. Our role is to strengthen, support, and deliver long-term value.”
As a token of goodwill, a symbolic gift was presented to H.E. Daniel Bumba Lubaki, Governor of Kinshasa, who stated:
“I believe this project will not only improve Kinshasa’s environmental future, but will serve as a benchmark for Africa’s role in shaping sustainable global cities.”
This collaboration marks another key milestone in Zoomlion’s broader African agenda—empowering cities with infrastructure, creating green jobs, and reinforcing a united path toward a circular, sustainable future.
Zoomlion Ghana, a subsidiary of the Jospong Group of Companies, is pleased to announce the signing of a strategic agreement with the Addis Ababa City Administration to enhance waste management infrastructure and services within Ethiopia’s capital. This collaboration underscores our commitment to delivering sustainable environmental solutions across Africa.
The agreement, formalized on May 29, 2025, aims to establish an integrated waste management system in Addis Ababa. This initiative will introduce efficient waste collection, processing, and recycling technologies, aligning with the city’s objectives to improve public health, environmental sustainability, and urban cleanliness.
Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong, Executive Chairman of the Jospong Group, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “This collaboration with the Addis Ababa City Administration marks a significant milestone in our mission to provide sustainable waste management solutions across Africa. We are committed to leveraging our expertise to support Ethiopia’s environmental goals.”
The Addis Ababa City Administration has welcomed this partnership, recognizing the potential of Zoomlion Ethiopia’s experience and technological capabilities to transform the city’s waste management landscape.
Key Highlights of the Agreement:
Integrated Waste Management System: Development of a comprehensive system encompassing waste collection, transportation, processing, and recycling to support the existing waste management Infrastructure and system.
Infrastructure Development: Construction of state-of-the-art waste processing facilities equipped with modern technology to handle the city’s waste efficiently.
Job Creation: The project is expected to generate significant employment opportunities for residents, contributing to the local economy.
Environmental Sustainability: Implementation of eco-friendly practices aimed at reducing landfill use and promoting recycling and resource recovery.
This partnership reflects a shared vision between Jospong Group and the Addis Ababa City Administration to foster a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable urban environment.
Zoomlion Nigeria Signs Landmark Waste Management Agreement with Lagos State Government
Zoomlion Nigeria Limited, a subsidiary of the Jospong Group of Companies, is pleased to announce the signing of a transformative Waste Management and Processing Concession Agreement with the Lagos State Government. This Public-Private Partnership (PPP) marks a significant milestone in the effort to modernize and sustainably manage Lagos’s urban waste ecosystem.
The agreement was formally signed on May 26, 2025, at the Lagos State House in Alausa, Ikeja, by His Excellency Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong, Executive Chairman of the Jospong Group. The signing ceremony was witnessed by Deputy Governor Dr. Obafemi Hamzat, Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources Mr. Tokunbo Wahab, Attorney General Mr. Lawal Pedro (SAN), Special Adviser on Legal/PPP Mrs. Bukola Odoe, and Zoomlion Nigeria’s Managing Director, Ms. Habiba Abubakar.
Key Highlights of the Agreement:
Establishment of Material Recovery Facilities (MRFs): Two state-of-the-art Material Recovery Facilities will be constructed in Ikorodu and Badagry, with 2 plants of processing capacity of 2,400 tonnes per shift . These MRFs will not only handle Lagos’s current waste generation but are engineered to support the city’s growing population and urban waste demands for the next few decades.
Transfer Loading Stations (TLS): Transfer stations will be set up at the Olusosun (Ketu) and Solous III (Igando) dumpsites, enabling the daily diversion of 2,500 and 1,500 tonnes of waste respectively to the new MRFs. This will significantly reduce pressure on existing landfill sites and improve the overall efficiency of waste logistics.
Introduction of Self-Tipping Tricycles: A new fleet of self-tipping tricycles will be deployed to enhance waste collection in densely populated and hard-to-reach urban areas.
Job Creation and Skills Development: The initiative is expected to generate over 5,000 direct and indirect jobs, while fostering capacity-building opportunities for youth and women in the waste value chain.
Environmental and Public Health Impact: By diverting waste from landfills and increasing recycling capacity, the project will contribute to cleaner neighborhoods, improved drainage systems, and better public health outcomes.
Speaking at the event, Governor Sanwo-Olu emphasized:
“This agreement will redefine how we manage, process, and recycle waste in Lagos. It is a forward-looking solution that will position our city as a cleaner, safer, and globally competitive mega-city.”
Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong reaffirmed Zoomlion’s long-term commitment to Africa’s sustainable urban development:
“We are proud to partner with the Lagos State Government on this ambitious project. Our proven experience across Africa enables us to deliver transformative infrastructure that improves lives and protects the environment.”
This partnership reflects a shared vision for innovation, sustainability, and inclusive growth, and serves as a model for other African cities facing mounting waste management challenges.
Zoomlion Nigeria is a subsidiary of the Jospong Group of Companies, committed to delivering comprehensive waste and environmental management solutions across Africa.
A delegation from ace African conglomerate, Jospong Group of companies has participated in the recent Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) held in Beijing, China.
The Jospong delegation was led by the Executive Chairman of the Jospong Group, Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong.
The summit, brought together top African and Chinese leaders and provided an exceptional platform for the Jospong Group to deepen its collaborative efforts with Chinese companies, focusing on infrastructure, agriculture, and technological advancements.
The Jospong Delegation was alongside the Ghana Government’s delegation led by His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo. They engaged in bilateral discussions with the Government of China and several Chinese private sector players.
According to the Executive Chairman of the Jospong Group, the discussions aimed to explore new opportunities and strengthen existing relationships, with a focus on projects that will contribute significantly to Ghana’s economic development and promote a shared future in the new era.
“As a Group we have been trading with China for over two decades and we deemed it necessary to use this platform to build new relationships and deepen existing ones,” Dr. Agyepong said, adding, “Our participation in the FOCAC Summit underscores our commitment to leveraging international partnerships to drive sustainable development in Ghana,”
Key areas of interest discussed during the summit included the development of infrastructure projects, the enhancement of agricultural value chains, and the introduction of innovative technologies to improve efficiency in various sectors of the Ghanaian economy.
“The Jospong Group’s commitment to these sectors aligns with Ghana’s broader economic goals,” he explained further.
Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong who also spoke during the plenary session of the summit highlighted the long-standing relationship the Group has with Chinese partners and companies and invited potential companies and investors to partner with the Jospong Group.
He also threw light on the critical role of private sector partnerships in achieving long-term economic stability and growth in Africa.
The FOCAC Summit, takes place every three years and serves as a critical forum for strengthening Sino-African relations, with a focus on enhancing mutual development through economic, political, and cultural cooperation. The 2024 summit in Beijing attracted high-level delegations from across Africa and China, reinforcing the importance of collaborative efforts in achieving shared prosperity.
As part of engagements of the Jospong Group at FOCAC, the Group also hosted an exhibition on the sidelines of the Ghana-China Investment Summit at the Four Seasons Hotel in Futian-Shenzhen.
The Jospong Group of Companies is the most diversified conglomerate in Ghana .It has over 60 subsidiaries and operates in 16 sectors of the economy. These include operations in Waste management and processing, oil and Gas, Information Communication Technology, Manufacturing and Logistics, Vehicles, earthmoving equipment, Banking and Insurance among others.
“China has been a keyl partner in our growth journey for over 20 years, and we are excited about the new avenues of cooperation that this summit has opened,” Dr. Agyepong added.
On August 20, 2024, a significant milestone was achieved at the AH Hotel in Accra as Jospong Group of Companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Cheil Engineering Co. Ltd. from South Korea. This partnership aims to drive the development of a circular economy around textile waste recycling and renewable energy projects in Ghana and other African countries.
The event was attended by key representatives from both organizations, with the MoU being signed by Joo Jin Woo, the Executive Vice President of Cheil Engineering, and Mrs. Florence Larbi, the Chief Operating Officer of the Environment and Sanitation Group at Jospong. Mrs. Larbi delivered a notable speech, expressing her gratitude towards Cheil for their commitment to this collaboration. She highlighted the importance of this partnership in advancing sustainable practices and the potential it holds for transforming waste management and energy production in the region.
The MoU outlines two primary areas of focus:
Textile Waste Recycling: The collaboration will explore opportunities to recycle solid waste, particularly textiles, in Ghana and other African nations. This initiative is a significant step towards reducing environmental pollution and promoting the efficient use of resources.
Development of Circular Economy and Renewable Energy Projects: Both companies will work together to establish a circular economy framework, focusing on the development of renewable energy projects. This effort will contribute to reducing reliance on non-renewable energy sources and foster sustainable economic growth in the region.
This partnership reflects Jospong Group’s ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability and innovation, reinforcing its position as a leader in waste management and renewable energy in Africa. As Mrs. Larbi stated in her speech, this collaboration with Cheil Engineering is not just a business venture but a shared journey towards a greener, more sustainable future for Ghana and the entire African continent.
The Jospong Group of Companies (JGC) has established a distribution partnership agreement with VinFast Auto in Vietnam to introduce VinFast’s innovative electric vehicles to the Ghanaian and West African markets.
This agreement marks VinFast’s first entry into the African market, solidifying its status as a pioneer in the worldwide shift toward sustainable transportation. The partnership also underscores VinFast’s resolute dedication to delivering eco-friendly and intelligent transportation solutions to customers worldwide, while simultaneously capitalizing on the immense potential of the African electric vehicle market.
The Jospong Group of Companies, under this collaboration will undertake the distribution of VinFast’s diverse range of vehicles, encompassing electric cars, e-scooters, e-bikes, and electric buses, across Ghana and West Africa. Additionally, Jospong is committed to spearheading the deployment of public charging infrastructure nationwide to facilitate the widespread adoption of electric vehicles.
In tandem with the distribution agreement, Vingroup, Vietnam’s leading private multi-industry conglomerate and parent company of VinFast, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Jospong Group.
This strategic partnership entails both companies combining efforts to identify and pursue mutually advantageous business opportunities. These opportunities span across various sectors including electric vehicles, taxi operations, public transportation solutions, education, hospitality, and real estate development.
The Executive Chairman of Jospong Group, Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong, conveyed his excitement, remarking, “Vingroup’s unwavering dedication to promoting a green revolution, exemplified by their groundbreaking electric vehicle ecosystem and VinFast’s inventive product lineup, is highly commendable. We are honored to collaborate with Vingroup and VinFast on their worldwide journey, collectively striving to build a more sustainable and prosperous future for everyone.”
Representing VinFast Global, Mr. Tran Viet Anh, commented, “The electric vehicle market in Ghana and West Africa holds immense growth potential, and we are honored to lead this transformational journey alongside a prominent Ghanaian corporation”.
“Together, we are dedicated to constructing a sustainable future for Ghana by delivering a comprehensive electric transportation ecosystem, ranging from bicycles and cars to buses, with flexible sales options, ensuring accessibility for all to partake in the clean transportation revolution”, he added.
The electric vehicle market in Ghana and West Africa is poised for significant expansion, driven by burgeoning demand and government initiatives aimed at achieving net-zero emissions in the transportation sector. Ghana envisions a future landscape by 2040 where a substantial portion of gas stations will be repurposed to cater to sustainable transportation alternatives, such as electric vehicles.
This strategic collaboration with Jospong Group presents a momentous opportunity for Vingroup and VinFast to swiftly cement their foothold in the region’s electric vehicle market and emerge as frontrunners in the broader sustainable transportation industry.
Jospong Group, with its extensive presence spanning 14 diverse sectors and a network of over 60 companies, stands as a cornerstone of Ghana’s economic landscape, with notable ventures in automobile, waste management, ICT, and banking.
The Jospong Group of Companies (JGC) has entered into an agreement with the Lagos State Government, facilitated by the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources, to construct waste treatment facilities in Lagos, Nigeria.
This ground breaking initiative aims to revolutionize the environmental landscape of Africa’s most populous city, addressing pressing waste management challenges and fostering sustainability.
The formalization of this landmark agreement took place through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Jospong Group of Companies, represented by its Executive Chairman, Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong, and the Honourable Commissioner of the Lagos State Ministry of Environment and Water Resources, Hon. Tokunbo Wahab, in Lagos on Monday, February 26, 2024.
Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong underscored the company’s commitment to supporting Lagos State and sharing expertise in waste management and treatment. He emphasized the importance of leveraging lessons learned from Ghana to enhance the sanitation landscape of Lagos State.
Furthermore, Dr. Agyepong assured upstream operators in Lagos of collaboration and support, including equipment provision, to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of their operations.
Hon. Tokunbo Wahab, the Lagos State Commissioner of the Ministry of Environment and Water Resources, highlighted the state’s dedication to addressing waste management challenges through a Public Private Partnership (PPP) framework. He emphasized the importance of converting waste into valuable resources and fostering a conducive environment for private sector participation to achieve a cleaner, greener, and more prosperous Lagos.
The Consul General of the Ghana Consulate in Lagos, HE Hajia Samata Gifty Bukari, expressed support for the partnership between Jospong Group and the Lagos State Environment and Water Resources, underscoring her commitment to ensuring its success.
Per the MoU, Jospong Group will implement various initiatives, including establishing Material Recovery Facilities, Mobile Transfer loading stations, and recycling plants, to streamline recyclable activities and contribute to environmental sustainability.
This collaboration does not only address immediate waste management challenges in Lagos but also contributes to Nigeria’s carbon ratings, enabling the country to access funding for sustainable infrastructure development.
The delegation from Jospong Group included key executives and board members, demonstrating the company’s dedication to fostering impactful partnerships and driving positive change. Similarly, the Nigerian delegation, led by the Honourable Commissioner for the Ministry of Environment and Water Resources, comprised high-ranking officials and industry stakeholders committed to advancing environmental sustainability efforts in Lagos.
It was a sun-kissed hazy day in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates on December 2, 2023, during the 28thClimate Change Conference held at the Expo City. The venue was the Ghana Pavilion and the entire leadership and workforce of the Jospong Group had every reason to be proud.
This was the day that saw representatives of the Swiss Government, led by His Excellency Ambassador Felix Wertli of the Swiss Federal Office for Environment (BAFU) and representatives of the Jospong Group, led by visionary Executive Chairman, Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong, sign an authroisation document which conferred an internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcome (ITMO) credit on the Integrated Waste Recycling and Compost facilities of the Jospong Group of Companies.
The number of dignitaries, who witnessed the historic occasion, was awesome. It included no less a personality than His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, President of the Republic of Ghana; Dr. Kwaku Afriyie, Minister of Environment, Science, Technology, and Innovation (MESTI), Dr. Freda Prempeh, Minister of Water and Sanitation, as well as representatives of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Ghana.
The ITMO status covers four out of the 38 waste treatment plants belonging to Zoomlion Ghana, a subsidiary of Jospong Group, which were selected for the initial phase of the project aiming to generate approximately 1.5 million metric tons of carbon dioxide valued at US$20 million from now until 2030.
For His Excellency Ambassador Felix Wertli of the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment (BAFU), the signing of the document was of great significance to the Swiss government in pursuit of reducing carbon emissions to meet the Sustainable Development Goals.
He highlighted the mutually beneficial nature of the agreement, with Ghana reducing emissions and enhancing waste management while Switzerland advances its climate goals. He also expressed Switzerland’s eagerness to continue strengthening its relationship with Ghana in these endeavours.
Dr. Agyepong, on his part, said the world has now gone green, and as such, about 1,000 of Zoomlion’s diesel waste trucks are undergoing conversion into electric vehicles in partnership ZeroNox in the USA. He announced the company’s plans for extensive climate-related research in 2024, adding that the Jospong Group intends to sponsor a number of individuals in climate studies.
Jospong Group & Swiss Government collaborate on carbon trading
Zoomlion’s exploits at carbon trading can be traced back to the year 2008 when it partnered the British Council of Accra to carry out a pilot project on its landfill sites.
“Everything our great Group has embarked upon has green components, says Ms. Sophia Kudjordji, Chief Corporate Communications Officer of the Jospong Group. “From its inception, the Jospong Group has been on a mission to foster sustainability and help build a green environment in Ghana and across the African continent. One of the standout achievements of the Group is the generation of substantial carbon credits, made possible through various innovative initiatives, Ms. Kudjordji added.
“I am aware that climate change has become the single greatest challenge facing humanity and the single biggest threat to all life on Earth, and I believe that we all in one way or the other have a role in mitigating its devasting impact on humanity,” Dr. Agyepong, stressed in an interview.
“In 2006, when by the grace of God, I caught the vision to go into waste management, my primary mission was to improve the lives of people by ensuring environmental cleanliness using simple but modern technologies. My joy was to see our streets and homes clean while providing livelihood for the teeming youth of our beloved country, Ghana,” Dr. Agyepong further said.
“We at Jospong Group fully agree that it demands urgent and concerted action from all nations including the private sector to lower emissions and reduce the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere,” he added.
It is worth noting that the Jospong Group of Companies has been at the forefront of this movement, setting an exemplary model for businesses and looking to incorporate eco-friendly practices into our operations.
At the heart of the Jospong Group’s sustainability journey lies an unwavering commitment to ESG principles. “These principles serve as the guiding light for the Group’s activities, shaping its efforts to minimize its environmental footprint, empower communities, and uphold the highest standards of corporate governance,” says Noah Gyimah, the Group’s Chief Investment & Innovations Officer.
“As part of our journey to this project, we developed a mitigation activity document including the technical description of the project,” added Ing. Dr Glenn Gyimah, of the African Environmental & Sanitation Consult (AFESC).
“This also encompassed the involvement of our national government, the Regulator which is the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Ghana as well as an independent validator.
“We also developed a Municipal Solid Waste Flow analysis that can justify the quantity of emissions captured and a financial analysis to guide us. With our four plants combined up to the year 2030 we could save a carbon emission of not less than 1.6 million metric tonnes of carbon equivalent of methane,” Dr Gyimah explains further.
“Going forward, Jospong Group is setting up plants in each of the 16 regions of Ghana. We are not relenting in our efforts; we must ensure that we excel in this venture,” says Mrs. Florence Larbi, Chief Operating Officer of the Environment & Sanitation Cluster of the Jospong Group, an outfit which oversees the operations of the recycling and Composting facilities.
“It is also about appreciating the value of waste and proper waste management systems,” she said.
The 2024 version of the JOSPONG Leadership Conference — Gomoa
The Jospong Group of Companies, a prominent conglomerate in Africa, has held its 11th Leadership Conference at the Pentecost Convention Centre in Gomoa Fetteh, located in the Central Region. The annual conference is a significant event for the conglomerate, featuring both international and domestic speakers who shed light on the vision and focus of the company for the upcoming year.
The theme for the 2024 Leadership Conference, is ‘Driving Business Excellence through Innovation, Sustainability, and Empowerment.
The 11th edition was also to align their teams, share insights, and set goals for the future. It was also reflection of Jospong Group’s commitment to continuous improvement and adaptability in the rapidly changing business landscape. The event, which took place on Monday, was attended by participants mainly leaders and staff of the Jospong Group of Companies and their stakeholders.
Speakers at this year’s conference included the President of Day Star Christian Centre in Nigeria the Rev. Dr. Sam Adeyemi, Hon. Edward Ato Sarpong, a former deputy Minister for Communications, Prof. Gyedu of Trinity Theological Seminary, the President of the Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship, Mr. Edward Baba Mahama, Mr. Emmanuel Anane Boate, a former banker, Mrs. Addelaide Araba Siaw Agyepong of the Asian African Consortium among others.
Opening the conference, the Executive Chairman, Dr Jospeh Siaw Agyepong expressed gratitude to God for another successful year and extended a warm welcome to the distinguished guests, including the Chief Operating Officer, Dr Samanjith Udumalagala, and the CEO of Asian African Consortium, Mrs Adelaide Araba Siaw Agyepong.
Reflecting on the past 11 years of the leadership conference, Dr Agyepong highlighted the positive impact of the annual event, attributing its success to the dedication and hard work of the Group’s employees.
On sustainability, Dr Agyepong underlined the Jospong Group’s commitment to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues.
He called for collaboration and innovative thinking and emphasised the need for intentional efforts in sustainable businesses and financial modeling to empower employees and stakeholders.
Dr Agyepong maintained the importance of investing in the Group’s human capital and highlighted various training programmes undertaken in the past year, including international initiatives such as waste recovery and recyclables training in Thailand and participation in global conferences like COP 28.
The Jospong Academy’s role in designing innovative learning programmes has been critical to the growth of the conglomerate.
Speaking on the topic ‘Empower for Greatness: Igniting Businesses,’ President of the Full Gospel Men’s Fellowship-International, Mr Baba Mahama asked business owners to simplify and define their missions to employees if they want them empowered. He said the first place to look for competition was no other place than within same organisation.
Mr Mahama was categorical that excellence could only be achieved when efficiency and effectiveness were equilibrium.
He said the first customer to an organisation was none other than its employees and their satisfaction transcends to the external customer at all times.
The Jospong Group of Companies has successfully held its 2023 End of year Thanksgiving Service at the Group’s Headquarters in Ashalley Botwe, Nmai Djorn, Accra.
The weeklong Thanksgiving Service was held from Monday December 4 to Friday December 8, 2023.
In a sermon, a Guest Speaker, Apostle Kingsley Addai, of the Pentecost International Worship Centre (PIWC), Kokomlemle Accra underscored the value of thanksgiving in the life of every believer.
He was full of praise for the Jospong Group in acknowledging God as the sustainable source for the business over the years.
Apostle Addai prayed for unity among Ghanaian businessmen as they contribute their quota towards the development of the nation.
On his part, the Managing Director of Zoomlion Private Services Ltd, Edwin Amoako said the Group takes advantage of the annual thanksgiving service to win souls for Christ through its street evangelism as well as educate the public on good sanitary habits.
Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong the Executive Chairman was full of praises to God for a successful year.
He also led the workers on a street evangelism with members of staff wielding placards with gospel inscriptions along some principal streets around the Group’s operational headquarters located at Nmai Djorn on the University Farm Road.
Some of the inscriptions on the placards were; “Jesus is the way, the truth and the life,” “Come to Jesus,”; “HEAVEN Is Real,”; “Jesus- Na Him Be Oga,” and “Inspite of your sins, Jesus still loves you.”
Other inscriptions read; “He is with you until the end of time,”; “Jesus is still in the miracle business,”; “Jesus Is Eveready to Help You,”
As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility activities in thanksgiving to God for his unconditional mercies to the Group for the year 2023, the Executive Chairman Pledged support for dialysis patients who cannot pay their bills at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital with over GHc500,000.
According to him, officials of the Group will work with authorities at the Dialysis Centre at Korle Bu in identifying patients who are financially handicapped and support them in the payment of the bills.
Dr. Agyepong prayed that the good Lord which is a God of healing to heal the sick especially the dialysis patients even as the company plays its part through the cash support for their treatment.
Guests who attended the 2023 Jospong Group Thanksgiving service included the Chairman of the Church of Pentecost, Apostle Eric Nyamekye, Areas Heads of the church, Pastors and their wives, politicians, stakeholders in the waste and sanitation sector, traditional rulers, employees and community members among other stakeholders.
