Yango Ghana, part of global technology company Yango Group, has honoured the winners of the 2nd edition of the Yango Digital Mobility Awards in Ghana.
The awards event held in Accra aimed to celebrate and recognize the achievements of Yango’s Partners, Partner’s drivers, passengers and other stakeholders who have made significant contributions to the digital mobility sector in Ghana.
Speaking at the event Mr Tom Ofonime, Country Manager for Yango Ride in Ghana said “As a part of the global tech company Yango Group, we are committed to creating meaningful impact. So far, we have contributed to the creation of over 5,000 direct and indirect jobs, supported more than 20,000 families, and facilitated millions of rides for individuals and small to medium-sized enterprises across Ghana.”
“We encourage more fleet partners, investors, and financial institutions to join us as we grow together — bolstering job creation and providing sustainable earning opportunities in the market,”he said.
Bishop Dr. Samuel Antwi-Gyekyi, Director of ICT, Ministry of Communication representing the Minister of Communication, highlighted the government’s commitment to developing digital mobility platforms like Yango in Ghana.
He stressed the importance of fostering an environment for digital innovation, which can enhance transportation efficiency and local economic growth.
He emphasized the need for collaboration among the government, private sector, and stakeholders to meet regulatory standards and adapt to the needs of Ghanaians.
He noted that the strategy would focus on policies promoting technological advancement while ensuring safety, accessibility, and sustainability in digital transportation.
The awards event brought together industry leaders, policymakers, and entrepreneurs to foster dialogue and collaboration in the rapidly evolving digital mobility ecosystem with Yango Ghana reinstating its commitment to compliance with local regulations, data protection and privacy.
Mr Ernest Dogbe was adjudged the YDMA “Driver of the Year”.
He drove home a brand new Suzuki S-Presso car, which was the ultimate prize on the night.
The other top 9 drivers received smartphones, fuel vouchers, free diagnostics, servicing vouchers and other prizes.
“I am honored to be named Driver of the Year at the Yango Digital Mobility Awards. This recognition reflects not just my dedication, but the support that the platform provides to drivers like me. It has transformed how we connect with passengers, making our efforts not only more efficient but also more rewarding.”
He said “Yango has empowered me with reliable tools and resources allowing me to provide better service to my customers. I look forward to continuing this journey and being part of a community in the mobility industry.”
Caption: Bishop Dr Antwi-Gyekyi (right) presenting the key to Mr Dogbe
BY TIMES REPORTER
