The Chief Executive Officer and Senior Management of Orange-SL on Tuesday 21st September, 2021 stormed Bo City, Southern Sierra Leone.
The purpose of the visit was to appreciate their numerous customers, engage the local and traditional authorities on the services and importance of linking up with Orange-SL. The visit will climax with the launch of Orange-SL franchise in Zimmi.
Speaking at the event, Orange-SL CEO, Aminata Kane informed her audience that she and her team where there to solidarity to Orange-SL staff that have been working in the field over the years, adding that before now Orange-SL was Number 2 but that with hard work, dedication and commitment of the staff, they are now Number 1 in terms of number of customers, extended coverage, services and customer satisfaction. She urged them to keep up the good work.
She added that they were also there to appreciate their numerous customers for their support and loyalty over the years
This is not the first Orange-SL franchise to be launched in Sierra Leone as there are hundreds of others across the country. But it will be the first for Zimmi and according to Orange-SL management, Zimmi is very strategic as the Orange-SL franchise would serve as a one-stop shop for the border communities between Sierra Leone and neighboring Liberia.
The local and traditional authorities and representatives of the security sector in that part of the country including the Police, Military and ONS expressed their profound appreciation to Orange-SL for taking the company’s services to that part of the country. They added that this will not only improve communication with their loved ones inside and outside the country but it will further boost the manner in which they do their financial transactions and money transfers.
Additionally, the team engaged local authorities on the activities of the company in the area of CSR, the work of the OSL Foundation, network expansion projects as well as products and services, adding that they can now access all Orange-SL services in Zimmi and that they would no longer need to travel to Freetown, Bo or to any other major town to access Orange-SL services like money transfer and the like.
The visit will be climaxed with the cutting of tape and commissioning of Orange-SL franchise in Zimmi on Thursday 23rd September.
Credit Owl Newspaper
