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To cement the relationship between Consolidated Bank Ghana Ltd. (CBG) and the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) for future collaborations, the Chief of Army Staff, Major General Thomas Oppong-Peprah has paid an official visit to CBG at its Head Office in Accra.

Receiving the Major General and his team, the Managing Director of CBG, Daniel Wilson Addo said his outfit was delighted to have them.

“On behalf of the Board, Management, and Staff of CBG, I officially welcome you to Consolidated Bank Ghana Ltd. This is a particularly auspicious day in the history of CBG to have you here with us today. We have heard of your illustrious career, and we are glad to be associated with you”.

“CBG is a 100 percent Government-owned bank which was formed in 2018. In the space of four years, we have grown to assume a pivotal role in Ghana’s economy focusing our energies on the growth of businesses, particularly SMEs and Corporate. We are the second largest bank in Ghana in terms of branch distribution with 114 branches. CBG is very much focused on a digital agenda and our key plan for the next three years is to build a strong digital foundation architecture over the branch networks we have.

"We are a very good corporate citizen, and over the years, we have worked with the security services such as the Police Service but not much with the Ghana Armed Forces. Thus, we are looking forward to cementing the relationship we have with Ghana Armed Forces”, Mr. Addo added.

On his part, Major General Thomas Oppong-Peprah noted that the GAF and CBG needed to work together.

“The world is changing and security in the world is vital at this point for the development and growth of every nation.