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MTN Ghana wins big at GITTA 2022

 MTN Ghana has once again consolidated its leadership in Ghana’s telecommunication industry by winning eight awards at the 2022 Ghana Information Technology and Telecoms Awards (GITTA) held in Accra.

Since the inception of the GITTA awards, MTN Ghana has won the most awards at every edition and this year’s feat is in line with that annual ritual.

Cynthia Mills, Economic Empowerment Portfolio Advisor receiving CSR Leadership Award on behalf of MTN Ghana Foundation

 

The eight awards MTN won were as follows:

  • CSR Leadership Award
  • Excellence in Customer Service
  • Customer Services Team of the Year
  • MoMo Leadership Award
  • Network Team of the Year
  • Telecom Executive Team of the Year
  • CEO of the Year – Selorm Adadevoh
  • Top 20 Tech Leaders – Selorm Adadevoh

The awards were in recognition of MTN’s best strategies and commitment in ensuring excellent delivery across the business and its continuous investment in infrastructure and its people with the aim of providing exceptional delivery and in making the customers lives a whole lot brighter.

Ruth Badoo, Senior Manager MFS Operations & Service Delivery receiving Mobile Money Leadership Award on behalf of MTN

The CEO of MTN Ghana, Selorm Adadevoh, received two personality awards at the event. He was adjudged CEO of the Year for the second consecutive year and was named among the Top 20 Tech Leaders in Africa.

Commenting on the awards, the Acting CEO of MTN Ghana, Thomas Motlepa, thanked the organizers for the honour and recognition given to the company.

Thomas Motlepa, Chief Technical Officer receiving Network Team of the Year Award

He said, “This is another feat for MTN, and we cannot be thankful enough to our customers for giving us a reason to be in business. We dedicate these awards to our stakeholders, customers and to our staff for their unflinching support and commitment to MTN. We will continue to provide relevant digital platforms and infrastructure to enable us to realize the ambition of becoming a technology company by 2025,”

Thomas Motlepa also congratulated Selorm Adadevoh for receiving two personality awards on the night, saying that “We celebrate Selorm for his excellent leadership over the years.”

GITTA, which is in its 12th year, was created as a strategic platform to recognize, reward, and showcase the pioneering ICT initiatives driving the Ghanaian private and public sector innovation with a vision of setting a benchmark to the sub regions’ wave of development in ICT.

The awards recognize digitization across all sectors, including the Public Sector, Banking, FinTech, Telecoms, ICT, Manufacturing, Agriculture, Health, and all other sectors involved in digitization.

Angela Solomon, Customer Social Media and Digital Channels Manager receiving Excellence in Customer Service Award on behalf of MTN
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