Volta College Foundation Pays Courtesy Call on Honorary Consul of the Republic of Indonesia in Ghana

The executives of Volta College Foundation paid a visit to the honorary Consul of the Republic of Indonesia in Ghana, Hon. Paskal A.B. Rois. They used the opportunity to present a citation to him for his support towards the foundation.

The Foundation held their Annual General Meeting where the honorary Consul of the Republic of Indonesia in Ghana was the Special Guest Speaker on 4th September 2021 at Aflao.

The Honorary Consul, during the visit of the executive of the Foundation discussed some developmental issues towards the progress of the foundation.The delegation was led by the President of Volta College Foundation, Mr. Barry Williams. Among the delegation were Mr. Mac Thompson Gbeti, the 2nd Vice President, Prince Sedzro (Accra Zone Leader), Wisdom Worlassi (Treasurer), Confidence Ameyo (Gen. Secretary), Christian Chibueze (PRO) and Eva Akorfa Aku Logah.The Honorary Consulate of Indonesia in Ghana promised his unwavering support for the foundation.

Hon. Paskal Rois is an entrepreneur and investor. He is also a procurement expert and the C.E.O and Managing Director for Rig Oil International Services (ROIS) Ltd and he is from Dzodze and Akrofu in the Volta region. Indonesia is accredited to Ghana from its embassy in Abuja, Nigeria.

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