Accra, January 19, 2018 - The Management and staff of the Ghana Community Network Services (GCNet) has held its fifth annual thanksgiving service to appreciate God for successful business operations in 2017.
The event was also used to thank staff of GCNet for dedicated service which enabled the company provide excellent services to its clients as well as support in trade facilitation and revenue mobilisation efforts.
This years’ service was under the theme, “Thanksgiving and Praise.”
In his brief welcome remarks, Dr Nortey Omaboe, Executive Chairman, thanked all stakeholders for their support which enabled GCNet deliver excellent services to its clients and the nation within the past year, and promised continued collaboration this year.
“We manage the lifeblood of the economy (revenue), and it is by divine intervention that the goals we set for ourselves are achieved.” Dr. Omaboe observed.
He reminded management and staff of the company to allow the values of quality service, innovation, integrity and professionalism to transcend everything that they did and hoped 2018 would be another year of greater success and increased productivity.
The Deputy Managing Director of GCNet, Mr. Emmanuel Darko remarked that the Lord had done a lot for the company and therefore they had an “obligation to give glory to Him for His intervention in making the difference in our line of work.”
He said GCNet was ready to collaborate with the Ghana Revenue Authority to realise this year’s revenue target of over GHC39 billion and reiterated GCNet’s commitment to deploying new innovative e-applications to remain a trusted partner in national development.
Preaching the sermon, Rev Andy Yawson, Resident Pastor of the Kingsway International Christian Centre, commended GCNet for setting aside time to thank God for His goodness in their business.
He said it was incumbent on organizations and individuals to continue to acknowledge the goodness and mercies of God as well as His Lordship in all their endeavors.
He urged the company to remain steadfast no matter the challenges, assuring them that the grace of God was available always to see them through any situation as a key asset to the nation.
The service took place at the premises of the company in Accra last Friday and was attended by the Board, Management and staff of GCNet, representatives from the Ghana Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana, Importers and Exporters Association of Ghana, Ecobank Ghana, and SGS Ghana among other stakeholders.



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