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OPay, the leading African financial services technology company, and Opera, the leading software and web browser company, have donated 100,000 medical masks to support the fight against the spread of Covid-19 in Ghana.
The presentation was made to the government through the Ministry of Health, in Accra on Wednesday. The event was attended by the Acting Chief Director of the Ministry of Health, Kwabena Boadu Oku-Afari.
Upon receiving the articles on behalf of the Minister, Mr. Boadu Oku-Afari, thanked Opay for the support and stated that now that they are about to settle in the Ghanaian market, he hopes the relationship will continue.
Joseph Yendork, Director of Wallets Expansion, Anglophone Africa, said: “OPay has benefited from a vibrant market in West Africa and we are committed to serving future customers and the Ghanaian market.
“As the government continues to fight the spread of Covid-19 in the country, it is important that private sector companies, such as OPay, join in the support. Our frontline medical workers are the real heroes here and as such they need all the support they can get. “
Fintech company OPay, which is incubated by Opera, recently announced a fund equivalent to $ 129,380.25 in Nigeria to provide medical supplies to frontline healthcare workers as well as relief support for the underprivileged during the pandemic of Covid-19.
Launching soon in Ghana, OPay is a leading financial technology and mobile money (MMO) platform in West Africa, dedicated to accelerating financial inclusion through technology.
It currently has a network of 300,000 agents and 5 million registered users and an ever-growing range of financial and related services including agent banking, investment banking, as well as subscriptions to airtime, data, cable and energy utilities.
