OmniBSIC Bank has relocated its Dome branch to a modern and spacious facility as part of its efforts to strengthen its presence in the area and provide customers with an improved banking experience. The new facility was officially dedicated by Theodore Takyi, Branch Manager of OmniBSIC Bank's Airport Branch. The ceremony was attended by bank executives, staff, customers, and community leaders. The relocation aims to better serve the growing needs of the community.
The new facility was dedicated during a ceremony attended by notable figures, including Evelyn Abena Sebie, Queenmother of Dome Market. Theodore Takyi expressed hope that the Dome branch would grow into a "star branch" within the OmniBSIC network. He challenged the team to make the branch stand out, dedicating it to the glory of God. The event highlighted the bank's commitment to improving service delivery and enhancing customer experience.
Emmanuel Ashley, Dome Branch Manager, emphasized that the relocation reflects the bank's commitment to improving service delivery and enhancing customer experience. He noted that the bank is not new to the area but has simply moved to a new building, reaffirming its dedication to putting customers first. The bank aims to grow its customers' businesses and put a smile on their faces.
Hannah Esi Dadzie, Accra North Zonal Manager of OmniBSIC Bank, stated that the relocation is part of a broader strategy to grow the bank's presence in the Dome enclave and capture opportunities across surrounding communities. The previous location was deemed inadequate for the bank's growing needs. The new facility will enable the bank to better serve the community and expand its reach.
The ceremony also highlighted the branch's longstanding relationship with the Dome community. Evelyn Abena Sebie, Queenmother of Dome Market, recalled that her family had maintained a relationship with OmniBSIC for nearly two decades. Her late father banked with the institution for about 17 years and received good service. She expressed satisfaction with the bank's service and welcomed the new facility.
The Queenmother of Dome Market praised the bank's service, describing it as good. She noted that the new facility would benefit the wider Dome market and surrounding community. The relocated Dome branch is now fully operational, providing customers with expanded space and an enhanced banking environment.
OmniBSIC Bank continues to deepen its presence in communities across Ghana with the relocation of its Dome branch. The bank's efforts aim to provide customers with an improved banking experience and strengthen its presence in the area. The new facility is expected to serve the growing needs of the community and contribute to the bank's growth.
Key points
- OmniBSIC Bank relocates Dome branch to a modern facility to enhance customer experience
- The relocation is part of a broader strategy to grow the bank's presence in the Dome enclave
- The new facility will enable the bank to better serve the community and expand its reach