Wire Weaving fences James Town Police Station
Wire Weaving Industries (WWI) Ghana Limited has constructed a wire fence for the James Town Police Station in Accra.
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This was after the company had fenced the Airport, Nima, Tesano and the Osu police stations.
The Marketing Manager of WWI, Mr Elias Aschkar, said the company was motivated to undertake the projects as part of its corporate and social responsibility.
Apart from that, he said the company had been supporting the annual National Farmers Day celebration by donating various items and sums of money to motivate the nation’s hard-working farmers and fishermen.
“It is also important to state that our contribution to the Ghanaian society is not only limited to beautification projects. Indeed, we have continued to contribute immensely to the annual National Farmers Day Celebration, not to mention our assistance to needy individuals and institutions in our society,” he added.
Mr Aschkar commended the contractors of the project for not only completing the work on schedule, but also doing so with the utmost precision, adding that their attitude was in line with the vision of WWI to offer quality products at the right price and with the right level of service.
Established in 1965 in response to the growing need of Ghanaian consumers, especially farmers, fishermen and building contractors, the products of wire weaving first hit the Ghanaian market in September 1969.
After a rather modest beginning, the company has become a major force in its own right in the provision of world class products at the right place with unparalleled level of service.
For his part, the Commander of James Town District, Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Mr Albert B. Mahu, thanked the management of the company for the kind gesture and urged his personnel to ensure that the station derived maximum benefit from the project.