Karpowership joins the people of Essikado to mark Kundum festival

Karpowership Company Ghana Limited joined indigenes of Essikado in the Western Region to celebrate their annual Kundum festival. The Paramount Chief of the Essikado Traditional area in the Western region, Nana Kobina Nketia V, commended the company for its immense support for their annual Kundum festival. This comes after the company embarked on a cleanup exercise with the residents of the Essikado community as part of activities marking the celebration. Nana Kobina Nketia V noted that the company has also shown great support for several other activities lined up for the Kuntum festival. Corporate Communications Specialist of Karpowership, Sandra Amarquaye stated that the company is fully committed to embarking on such activities to promote good environmental practices within the community. “As an environmentally friendly and socially responsible company, it is always our practice to support communities we operate in. Although this is our first clean up exercise in Takoradi, it is not the first time embarking on such an activity.  We are hopeful that this exercise becomes a routine to ensure a clean, safe and a healthy environment for us all,” she said. She added that the company plans on relocating to Takoradi, and this will further strengthen the relationship between the Karpowership and the people of Essikado. “Karpowership will soon be relocating to the naval base which will make this place our new home. This makes us part of the community. We will continue to support the well-being of residents in this community.” As part of their social intervention projects, Karpowership has embarked on a series of clean-up exercises in the Tema Municipality, provided a modern ICT lab for the Manhean Anglican School among other social interventions.  Karpowership owns and operates the first Powership (floating power plant) fleet in the world. Source: 3news.com| Ghana  ]]>