Former Managing Director of Ghana Post, Bice Osei Kuffour, popularly known as Obour, has reflected on his tenure at the state-owned postal service, emphasizing key initiatives he spearheaded to improve employee welfare and service delivery.
Speaking in an interview on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen, Obour stated, “We introduced a transport allowance, and the workers were happy.
“Though the salaries weren’t perfect, they appreciated the efforts we made on their behalf.”
According to him, under his leadership, Ghana Post became more competitive, particularly due to improvements in its transportation network.
“The post office is now more competitive than before. We were able to improve our transportation network, which made a significant difference in service delivery,” he said.
Obour also noted that several initiatives were introduced to modernize the company and ensure its long-term growth.
“Many initiatives were introduced, and I believe I did well during my time at Ghana Post,” he remarked. “There has been massive growth, and if this progress continues, the post office will become a great institution.”
