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Evans Oppong wins big at Ashanti Business Merit Awards

Evans Oppong wins big at Ashanti Business Merit Awards

Kumasi-based business mogul Evans Oppong has been adjudged the Most Outstanding Personality in Consumer Goods Distribution at the Ashanti Business Merit Awards (ABMA). The Ashanti Business Merit Awards recognises the contributions of large- and small-scale businesses and their owners within the Ashanti Region, particularly those that provide exceptional services to consumers, contribute to the local economy and uphold industry standards.

Kumasi-based business mogul Evans Oppong has been adjudged the Most Outstanding Personality in Consumer Goods Distribution at the Ashanti Business Merit Awards (ABMA).

Mr Oppong has carved a niche for himself over the years as one of the leading and most trusted consumer goods distributors under the E-One Trading business umbrella.

He serves as the company’s Chief Executive Officer and has successfully managed its operations for several years.

E-One Trading has grown into a household name in the consumer goods distribution sector, serving wholesalers and retailers across the country with a strong commitment to professionalism, reliability and integrity.

The Ashanti Business Merit Awards recognises the contributions of large- and small-scale businesses and their owners within the Ashanti Region, particularly those that provide exceptional services to consumers, contribute to the local economy and uphold industry standards.

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