Total Ghana wins award as No.1 Oil Marketing Company
11th November 2016
Total Ghana’s profound contribution to the Ghanaian economy has been recognized at the 2016 Ghana Oil and Gas Awards. Besides winning the coveted prize of ‘Oil Marketing Company of the year,’ the TOTAL Quartz 9000 also won the ‘Lubricant of the year’.
This follows closely on the heels of being declared winner of the LUBRICANT PRODUCT OF THE YEAR and the AWANGO by Total Solar Lamp being voted PRODUCT INNOVATION OF THE YEAR, 2015.
Obviously living up to its innovation tag, Total Ghana successfully launched two new products in 2016: the Total Excellium range of fuels (the premium quality fuel borne out of years of research and innovation for both economic and environmental benefits to the public and the Total B2C card (a cashless, secure and flexible transaction instrument).
Total Ghana continues to contribute to society through various social intervention programs like the Total Safety Cube to sensitize and educate school children in high-risk areas across the country on road safety and the Total Startupper Program which supports entrepreneurial development in Ghana.
In the recent two years, Total Ghana has dedicated itself to upgrading its service station facilities with modern facilities including food courts and state-of-the-art washing bays…. all in a quest to serve its customers better.
It was icing on the cake as these two prestigious awards followed Total Ghana’s ranking as the fourth best company in Ghana at the Ghana Club 100 awards this year.
Total Ghana is not resting on its oars as it rewards its customers through the on-going ‘Total Wo Adze Oye’ Promotion, which has very attractive prizes on offer: two brand new Mitsubishi ASX GLS, an all expense paid trip to Gabon to watch the Afcon 2017 (for 4 winners); 2 Suzuki motor bikes with helmets ,GHC6000 free fuel each for 2 customers; Total lubricants; Awango by Total Solar lamps and many more. The promotion cuts across all Total service stations nationwide and will end with a grand draw on January 6, 2017.
Source: Total Ghana