As part of gestures earmarked for its 20th Anniversary celebrations, Gold Coast Securities Limited (GCSL) has presented a branded barrier to the Ghana Police Service in the Upper East Region. The barrier has since been placed at the Pwalugu barrier post, on the Bolgatanga-Tamale Highway.
Fitted with reflectors, it was expected to enhance easy sighting of the barrier, so as to avoid any possible road accidents, since the reflectors on the old barrier have faded.
The Upper East Regional Manager of the GCSL, Mr. Emmanuel Appau, who made the presentation with the assistance of the Head of Research at GCSL, Mr. Samuel Ampah, said the donation was part of several gestures budgeted for by the company commemorate the 20th Anniversary of their institution.
According to Mr.Ampah, the GCSL had outlined a number of similar gestures as part of its corporate social responsibility to give back to society for accepting and patronising its services for the past 20 years.
He said the company prides itself as the only investment bank with representation in all the 10 regions of Ghana, with the aim of bringing investment opportunities closer to the people.
The GCSL won several awards, including the best investment advisor for 2012 and the best financial institution in the Ashanti Region, which achievements Mr. Aampah said they could not celebrate alone, but to share with the general public which had made the company what it is today.
Receiving the gesture on behalf of his Regional Commander, DCOP Alex Isaac Quainoo, the Officer Commanding the Regional Police Training School at Pwalugu, Superintendent William Y. Acolatse, commended the GCSL for the gesture, and appealed to its administrators to also support the Police Training School.