CBG Bank inaugurates new laboratory for Larteh Health Centre

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Mr Addo (seated second left) with Osabarima Ababio III (seated second right) with other management staff from CBG Bank

Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG) Limited, as part of its Corporate Social Investment (CSI), has inaugurated a new laboratory for the Larteh Health Centre in the Eastern Region.

Prior to the official commissioning of the facility, the delegation from CBG Bank Ghana Limited, led by the Managing Director, Mr Daniel Wilson Addo, paid a courtesy call on Osabarima Nana Asiedu Okoo Ababio III, the Benkumhene of the Akuapim Traditional Area.

Mr Addo, was accompanied by the Deputy Managing Director of Corporate Resources, Madam Nana Ama Poku, along with the Divisional Directors of the bank, Madam Esi Mmirba Wilson in charge of People and Transformation, Mr Gerald Quartey in charge of Credit, and Mr Patrick Boadi responsible for Internal Audit.

The inauguration ceremony, was witnessed by the chief and his council as well as the Deputy Director of Nursing and Midwifery Services for Akuapim North, Madam Regina Akweley Klutse.

Inaugurating the laboratory, Mr Addo, emphasised the bank’s belief in the power of community and its role in supporting community development and sustainability.

“Our CSI initiatives focus on health, community development, and education. By aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), we address crucial areas that promote progress and well-being,” he stated.

Mr Addo said the newly established laboratory would address a significant gap in local healthcare.

Madam Klutse expressed gratitude to CBG Bank for financing the construction of the new laboratory, noting its crucial role in improving healthcare delivery.

“Larteh Health Centre now leads in having a laboratory facility among our four health centres in the municipality. This intervention, along with the necessary equipment, will significantly enhance the services provided at the Health Centre,” she stated.

Madam Klutuse said previously, patients had to travel to Mampong for lab tests, which was costly, adding that the new facility would provide timely and accurate medical care without the need for long-distance travel.

Osabarima Nana Asiedu Okoo Ababio III, in his remarks commended CBG Bank Ghana Limited for constructing the facility for the hospital and the community.

He said the Larteh Health Centre needed the laboratory to promote quality healthcare delivery in the area, emphasising that the hospital had been in need for the facility for a very long time.

Consolidated Bank Ghana LTD (CBG) is wholly owned by the Government of Ghana and operates as a universal bank with 114 branches in 13 regions of Ghana.

The bank has strong government support, a large SME client network, and a pool of diverse talent.

BY TIMES REPORTER