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The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Dr. George Dampare has visited 2M’s Terminal in Accra to check their services.<\/p>\n
The IGP was impressed to see the amazing transport services 2M Express provides and the safety measures by the company to safeguard their clients, particularly their drivers and passengers.<\/p>\n
He encouraged them to keep up with their good works.<\/p>\n
He also commended 2M Express for creating jobs for the youth, stating \u201c2M has done well for creating over 100 jobs for the youth”. In line with the company\u2019s policy, 2M Express has released twenty-five (25) new Toyota Haice mini-buses.<\/p>\n Each of these buses costs about GHC 1000000.<\/p>\n Apart from creating 25 new jobs for some young people, these fleet of buses will help with the shortage of buses in both Kumasi and Accra during festive seasons like this Easter.<\/p>\n Source: Ameyaw Adu Gyamfi\/\/Ghana<\/span><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n
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The IGP further inspected some new buses released by the company.<\/p>\n
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