Chief Executive Officer of First Liberty Microfinance Limited, Dr. Kusi Boachie Yiadom has advice drivers and motorist to be very careful during the festive season.
He said the country records numerous road accidents which can be avoidable if drivers will drive without alcohol intake and also not overspeeding.
Dr. Boachie Yiadom disclosed this at an end of year meeting of the company, which involved all customers in the Brong Ahafo Region on Saturday, December 20, 2014 in Sunyani.
He said success of every company depends on the customers. Hence, it worths for management of the company to meet with it's customers and seek for their advice/suggestions in order to serve them better.
According to him, First Liberty Microfinance mission is to service low-income clients providing them short term and /or long-term access to financial services, that are client focused, designed to enhance their well-being, and in a manner that is ethical, dignified, transparent, equitable and cost effective.
He added that, Microfinance is a universal bank at the lower level, and the aim of the company is to migrate from microfinance to savings and loans next year.
Dr. Boachie Yiadom asked the customers to invest into the company and also payback loans that they acquire from the company.
He stated that, the initiation of Microfinance Companies is to eradicate poverty and therefore advised them to do business with companies which are duly registered and certified by the Bank of Ghana.
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