GOIL supports National Chief Imam with Ramadan donation

GOIL PLC has donated assorted food items, drinks, and bottled water to the National Chief Imam, Sheikh Osman Nuhu Sharubutu, at his residence in Fadama, Accra, in support of activities marking this year’s Ramadan.

The donation was presented by a GOIL delegation led by the Head of Research and Business Intelligence, Dr. Michael Lagble, as part of the Company’s ongoing corporate social responsibility initiatives.

Items donated included 50 cartons of assorted drinks, 10 bags of rice, 10 cartons of cooking oil, 10 cartons of Milo, 12 cartons of milk, 8 bags of tea, 8 bags of 50kg sugar, 50 cartons of bottled water, and 10 cartons of tomato paste, among others.

Speaking at the presentation, Dr. Lagble noted that the gesture forms part of GOIL’s annual support to the Muslim community during the Holy Month of Ramadan. He emphasized that the Company remains committed to standing in solidarity with its Muslim brothers and sisters, particularly as they prepare to mark the end of the fasting period with Eid ul-Fitr. He further conveyed GOIL’s best wishes to the Chief Imam and all Muslims across the country for a peaceful and joyous celebration.

The National Chief Imam expressed appreciation to GOIL PLC for its consistent support over the years and offered prayers for the Company’s continued growth and success.

Dr. Lagble was accompanied by the Public Relations Manager, Mr. Desmond Asati; Corporate Affairs Executives, Mr. Adel Umar Ibrahim, and ms Irene A. Mensah; and other officials of GOIL PLC. The items were received on behalf of the Chief Imam by his Protocol Officer, Alhaji Abdul-Latif Ayinde Abdul Salam, and the Chief Imam’s Spokesperson, Sheikh Armiyawo Shaibu, and other officials of the Imam’s Palace.

The gesture underscores GOIL PLC’s commitment to supporting communities and strengthening social cohesion, particularly during significant religious occasions.

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