Bolt has launched its services in the city of Tamale, making it the 8th city that the company operates in Ghana.
“We appreciate how far we have come as a nation since Ghana gained its independence and recognise that we are still on the journey towards the greatness the visionaries who led us to our independence envisaged. It is on the back of this that at Bolt, we are keen to contribute towards the economic independence and freedom of many citizens,” David Kotei Nikoi, Country Manager, Bolt Ghana said at a launch in Tamale.
Tamale is the capital city of the Northern Region of Ghana and serves as home to some of Ghana’s famous tourist sites and safaris, including the large Central Mosque and Mole National Park. Bolt’s expansion to the city now gives passengers a chance to conveniently move around the city to some of the country’s popular destinations.
“Our expansion within the major cities is strategic. We believe that once earning opportunities are created within major towns, there is a trickle-down effect to other parts, hence our strategic expansion within the major cities of the regions. Additionally, extending our footprint to the Northern Region is a testament to our bid to give all Ghanaian riders the freedom to do more and opt for efficient transportation services and drivers, a means to financial and economic independence,” Mr Nikoi added.
Bolt mobility services are already available in seven cities: Accra, Cape Coast, Kumasi, Takoradi, Sunyani, Koforidua, and Ho.
