Impressed IGP commends 2M Express for creating jobs and providing safe transport services
Dr. George Dampare, the Inspector General of Police (IGP), has paid a visit to 2M’s Terminal in Accra to assess the company’s transport services. The IGP was pleasantly surprised to see the amazing transport services that 2M Express provides and the safety measures they have put in place to protect their drivers and passengers.
During his visit, the IGP commended the company for its excellent work in creating jobs for young people. He noted that 2M Express had done a great job by providing employment opportunities for over 100 youth in the country.
Furthermore, the IGP was pleased to inspect some of the new buses released by the company. 2M Express has recently acquired twenty-five (25) new Toyota Hiace mini-buses, each of which costs approximately GHC 1000000. This fleet of buses will help alleviate the shortage of buses in Kumasi and Accra, especially during festive seasons like Easter.
The IGP encouraged 2M Express to continue its good work and maintain the high level of service it provides. He also praised the company for the safety measures it has put in place to protect its drivers and passengers.
The new buses will not only provide transportation services to the public, but also create more jobs for young people. This is a great achievement for the company, as it not only provides employment but also contributes to the country’s economy.
The IGP’s visit to 2M Express highlights the importance of safety and job creation in Ghana. The country needs more companies like 2M Express that prioritize safety and provide employment opportunities for young people.