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Gambia: Comium New Showroom Opened in Sukuta
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The Daily Observer (Banjul)
11 March 2008
Posted to the web 11 March 2008
Musa Ndow
Sukuta
Comium Gambia limited, in its pursuit to expand and serve in the telecommunication sector in The Gambia at a greater capacity, on thursday opened a new customer care center in Sukuta, Kombo North, Western Region, at a colourfull inauguration ceremony held at the Village.
Comium subscribers around the area are expected to enjoy from the company's facilities such as prepaid services, direct customer care products and various other solutions that are also offered at its headquarters, along the Kairaba Avenue in Serrekunda.
Speaking on the occasion, Ms Fatim Badjie, Senior communications officer at Comium, said the opening of the new comium customer care branch in sukuta would not only support and promote the welfare of their customers in Sukuta but also the entire Kombo North district.
Ms Badjie informed the exciting crowd with pride that Comium will continue to contribute immensely to the success of its customers all around the country.
"Since its arrival in the GSM service industry in The Gambia", she noted, "comium has being offering and will continue to offer services with difference, which are acclaimed by most of its users as being second to none.
For his part, Momodou Cham, Alkalo of Sukuta, expressed, on behalf of his Village, appreciation to comium for the initiative in bringing the services of Comium to their doorsteps. He added that the facilities provided by comium in sukuta will help his village and its surroundings.
Alkalo Cham prayed for the continued sustainance of the peace, unity and stability that the Gambia is known.
Sulay Jah, comium staff at the new Sukuta Branch, delivered the vote of thanks. He expressed his company's appreciation to the community of Sukuta for the warm reception accorded to them.
Also speaking at the ceremony was Harouna Drammeh a media consultant.
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Nokia Mobile phones and sim cards were given to the Alkalo and Imam of the Village as a token of appreciation.
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