The Lead Consultant and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Bukonjadeh Group of Companies, Elton Datee Johns, has disclosed a plan by his entity to hopefully decentralize its micro-loan operations come 2024.
According to Johns, the company has over the years been very active in Montserrado County, specifically Monrovia and its environs, since its establishment in 2008.
The Bukonjadeh Group’s CEO pointed out that the company has made remarkable mark by improving the livelihood of many families through its micro-loan program, which enables many of them to send their children to school, build their own houses and engage in other productive activities.
Johns spoke on Wednesday when a local pro-democracy and media-oriented group, Footage Africa Magazine, bestowed upon the Bukonjadeh one of its most prestigious awards for what the group’s Executive Director, Kelvin Kpakalo, called the company’s outstanding business performance over the year.
Johns named Nimba, Lofa and Bassa as counties in which the company’s decentralization will begin come 2024.
Meanwhile, Johns has revealed that the company is expected to officially give flowers to outstanding customers who have distinguished themselves in term of doing loan business with the company over the years. He vowed that the company will continue to stand by its core value such as confidentiality, trustworthiness, accountability and credibility.
