Engen Ghana Ltd (EGL), a prominent oil marketing business, has inaugurated its 51st fuel service station at Assake Junction, Takoradi in the Western Region as part of an endeavour to provide improved customer experience and convenience.
The station will benefit the neighbourhood by enhancing community access to high-quality fuel and lubricants.
"Today represents a key milestone in EGL's journey, and we are thrilled to honour our Silver Jubilee with the opening of an iconic Service Station in this historic and crucial city of ours," said Brent Nartey, managing director of EGL.
I feel the magnificent future that awaits this significant metropolis is hinted at by this service station. Our ancestors had high hopes for this port when Ghana's first port was constructed, and Takoradi Harbour has been essential to the development of our country's economy over the years.
He believed that EGL's presence in Takoradi will assist to the development of the city's economy and propel the area towards greater economic success.
"Our commitment goes beyond mere convenience; our dependable crew has received top-notch training in providing excellent customer service.
As conscientious businesses, we will also guarantee that our actions do not cause detriment to the ecosystem and ascertain that our undertakings promote a more sanitized as well as verdant path for progeny," Mr Nartey expressed.
He conveyed appreciation towards customers who have remained loyal to the organization over time and motivated them to make enhancements and furnish top-notch offerings without cease. Additionally, he urged them in particular public transit operators trotro to disseminate the positive message about the organization's high-quality fuel and lubricants.
He provided reassurances that EGL will persist in upholding the utmost standards of quality, security, and dependability.
