GOIL PLC has donated assorted food items, drinks, and bottled water to the National Chief Imam, Sheikh Osman Nuhu Sharubutu, at his residence in Fadama, Accra, in support of activities marking this year’s Ramadan.

The donation was presented by a GOIL delegation led by the Head of Research and Business Intelligence, Dr. Michael Lagble, as part of the Company’s ongoing corporate social responsibility initiatives.

Items donated included 50 cartons of assorted drinks, 10 bags of rice, 10 cartons of cooking oil, 10 cartons of Milo, 12 cartons of milk, 8 bags of tea, 8 bags of 50kg sugar, 50 cartons of bottled water, and 10 cartons of tomato paste, among others.

Speaking at the presentation, Dr. Lagble noted that the gesture forms part of GOIL’s annual support to the Muslim community during the Holy Month of Ramadan. He emphasized that the Company remains committed to standing in solidarity with its Muslim brothers and sisters, particularly as they prepare to mark the end of the fasting period with Eid ul-Fitr. He further conveyed GOIL’s best wishes to the Chief Imam and all Muslims across the country for a peaceful and joyous celebration.

The National Chief Imam expressed appreciation to GOIL PLC for its consistent support over the years and offered prayers for the Company’s continued growth and success.

Dr. Lagble was accompanied by the Public Relations Manager, Mr. Desmond Asati; Corporate Affairs Executives, Mr. Adel Umar Ibrahim, and Ms. Irene A. Mensah; and other officials of GOIL PLC. The items were received on behalf of the Chief Imam by his Protocol Officer, Alhaji Abdul-Latif Ayinde Abdul Salam, and the Chief Imam’s Spokesperson, Sheikh Armiyawo Shaibu, and other officials of the Imam’s Palace.

The gesture underscores GOIL PLC’s commitment to supporting communities and strengthening social cohesion, particularly during significant religious occasions.

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The family of a beneficiary of GOIL’s kidney surgery sponsorship has visited Management at the company’s Head Office in Accra to express their heartfelt appreciation for the life-saving support.

The beneficiary, Isaac Baba Anagi, received financial assistance from GOIL and successfully underwent a kidney transplant in India.

The intervention forms part of GOIL’s commitment to its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) mandate, which includes offering support to individuals and communities in need.

During the meeting, the family expressed profound gratitude to the company for its generosity and compassion and wished GOIL continued success in its operations.

They further commended Management for their thoughtfulness and willingness to support vulnerable individuals in critical times.

The Chief Operating Officer of GOIL, Dr. Marcus Deo Dake, expressed appreciation for the visit and reaffirmed GOIL’s commitment to providing support in line with its CSR objectives.

Also present at the meeting were the Head of Fuels Marketing, Emmanuel Agyiri; Head of Technical and Special Products Marketing, Joshua Duodu; Head of Corporate Affairs, Robert Kyere; Head of Operations, Denis Amui; and Senior Business Development Manager, Dr. Kamil Alhassan.

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The Group Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of GOIL PLC, Mr. Edward Abambire Bawa, has hosted a three-member delegation from the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) for strategic discussions in Accra, aimed at deepening cooperation in infrastructure and energy development.

The JETRO delegation was led by its Director-General, Mr. Tsubasa Nakagawa, and included Mr. Frank Boadi Acheampong, Manager, Research and Business Development, and Mr. Kweku Adu-Mensah. The meeting provided an opportunity for both teams to explore mutually beneficial partnerships that align with Ghana’s evolving energy landscape.

Central to the discussions was the potential for collaboration in Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) storage infrastructure. Mr. Bawa underscored GOIL’s interest in a possible joint venture to expand LPG storage capacity, noting that such investment would strengthen supply security, enhance operational efficiency, and deliver long-term value to consumers. He reiterated that GOIL remains focused on infrastructure development that promotes sustainability, quality, and value for money, consistent with the company’s long-term growth strategy.

The parties also discussed opportunities in the development of Electric Vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. With one of the widest networks of service stations across the country, GOIL is well positioned to support Ghana’s gradual transition toward cleaner mobility solutions. Mr. Bawa emphasized that leveraging this nationwide footprint would enable the company to play a leading role in deploying accessible and reliable EV charging points.

The GOIL delegation at the meeting included the Chief Operating Officer, Dr. Marcus Deo Dake; the Chief Finance Officer, Mr. Robert Nii Lartey; the Head of Fuels Marketing, Mr. Emmanuel K. Agyiri; the Technical Advisor to the Group CEO, Mr. Mark Ofori-Amanfo; and the Head of Corporate Affairs, Mr. Robert Kyere.

The engagement marks a significant step in GOIL’s ongoing efforts to build strong international partnerships that enhance operational capacity, strengthen infrastructure, and support sustainable energy development in Ghana.

 

GOIL PLC has donated hospital beds to the Feo Clinic in the Upper East Region to support healthcare delivery, particularly maternal and child health services in the community.

The donation, led by the Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO) of GOIL, Mr Edward Abambire Bawa, is aimed at equipping the maternity ward of the clinic, which previously had only a single delivery bed to serve expectant mothers.

The donation was made during a durbar organised by the Chief and people of Feo in honour of the Group Chief Executive Officer of GOIL, Mr Edward Abambire Bawa. Speaking at the ceremony, Mr Bawa explained that the gesture formed part of GOIL’s strategic Corporate Social Investment (CSI) programme, focused on promoting accessible and quality healthcare across the country in line with Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 3.

He noted that as Ghana’s indigenous oil marketing company with a nationwide presence, GOIL remains committed to supporting community development initiatives that have a direct impact on the wellbeing of citizens. Mr Bawa urged Ghanaians to continue patronising GOIL products, stating that every pesewa earned by the company ultimately belongs to the people of Ghana.

The Queen Mother of the Feo Traditional Area, Pognaba Felicia Agamboka, expressed profound gratitude to the GCEO and GOIL for responding to the community’s long-standing appeal for support. She described the donation as timely and beyond their expectations, noting that it would significantly improve conditions at the facility.

The District Director of Health Services, Ms Estella Abazesi, also welcomed the donation, describing it as a major relief to the health service. She disclosed that some of the beds would be used to furnish another health facility in Akunduo to enhance healthcare delivery in the district.

In his remarks, the Chief of the Feo Traditional Area, Naba Belia-Lebgekeema Azaare Anyenaba, offered prayers for the continued protection of the GCEO and the prosperity of GOIL, expressing hope that the company would continue to support development initiatives in the area.

The Northern Zonal Manager of GOIL, Madam Adamu Mariam, accompanied the GCEO to the event, together with other company officials.

The donation underscores GOIL’s commitment to community development and its broader mission of contributing to national progress through strategic social investments.

GOIL PLC has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Ghana’s national security architecture following a high-level engagement between the company’s leadership, led by the Group CEO and MD, Mr Edward Abambire Bawa, and the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Lieutenant General William Agyapong.

The visit held at the General Headquarters of the Ghana Armed Forces formed part of efforts to strengthen the long-standing partnership between the two institutions.

The CDS warmly welcomed the GOIL delegation and expressed appreciation for the visit.

Mr Bawa explained that the visit was to congratulate the CDS and the leadership of the Ghana Armed Forces for their critical role in safeguarding the sovereignty and security of Ghana. He reaffirmed GOIL’s position as the primary fuel supplier to the GAF, including the supply of aviation fuel for the air fleet and bunkering services for naval vessels. He emphasized the need to deepen the strategic partnership between the two institutions.

Responding, Lieutenant General William Agyapong thanked the GOIL team for the visit and commended the company for its unwavering support to the Armed Forces over the years. He particularly acknowledged GOIL’s commitment to ensuring a consistent fuel supply to the GAF, even during periods of high indebtedness.

He noted that such moments reveal true partnerships and described GOIL as a national energy company that understands the role of the Armed Forces within the state and places national interest above purely commercial considerations.

The CDS also commended the Group CEO & MD for his leadership and expressed confidence in his vision to position GOIL for greater national impact.

The GOIL delegation included the Chief Operating Officer, Dr. Marcus Deo Dake; Head of Corporate Affairs, Mr. Robert Kyere; Head of Fuels Marketing, Mr. Emmanuel Kwame Agyiri; Head of I.T., Mr. Roger Oteng Baah; Group Chief Finance Officer, Mr. Robert Nii Lartey; Head of Operations, Ing. Denis Nii-Komiete Amui, and other senior officials.

The GAF delegation comprised the Chief of Staff at General Headquarters, Air Vice Marshal Joshua Mensah-Larkai; Director-General, Human Resource, Commodore Francis Nyarko; Director-General, Logistics, Brigadier-General Thomas Mensah; Director, Supply and Transport, Colonel Harry Keelson; and Commanding Officer, Base Supply Depot, Lieutenant Colonel Isaac Awunigateh.

The visit further strengthened the bond between GOIL and the Ghana Armed Forces, reflecting a partnership rooted in national service, institutional trust, and a shared commitment to Ghana’s security and progress.

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