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Ghana’s Customer Service Champions: Views From Social Media Suggest Banks, ECG in Top Leads

Banks and ECG lead in customer service in Ghana, with MTN and NLA close behind, according to a High Street Journal survey during Customer Service Week

Nana Ama Asantewa Kwarko
Oct 9, 2024

It appears Banks and the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) have emerged as leaders in providing exceptional customer service across the country.

A recent social media survey conducted by the High Street Journal for Customer Service Week, highlights how these institutions are setting the benchmark for customer satisfaction in Ghana, outpacing several other major industries. According to respondents, the consistent and reliable service provided by banks and ECG was a huge factor in their top rankings.

Close behind were the National Lottery Authority (NLA) and telecommunications giant MTN, which also received praise for their customer service. Although not as highly ranked as the banks and ECG, these organizations were noted for their improvements in customer care, responsiveness, and efforts to address customer concerns in a timely manner. MTN’s reach and engagement with its customer base, particularly in digital platforms, received special recognition.

The survey covered a wide spectrum of sectors, including utilities, finance, telecommunications, and public services, aiming to gauge customer experiences in terms of service quality, complaint resolution, and customer engagement. Respondents were asked to rank their experiences on a scale, with banks and ECG consistently scoring higher than competitors in the key areas of satisfaction.

Commenting on the survey results, several banking customers stressed the ease of transactions and the availability of modern digital solutions that make their banking experience more seamless.

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ECG, on the other hand, was commended for recent improvements in resolving power outages and responding to technical issues more efficiently than in previous years, particularly in major urban areas like Accra and Kumasi.

NLA’s inclusion in the top rankings signals a positive shift in how public institutions are working to improve their services. Many survey participants noted the improved convenience of lottery services and the proactive efforts of the NLA in addressing customer complaints. Similarly, MTN’s vast customer service network and expansion of its mobile money services have contributed to its strong showing in the survey.

As the global Customer Service Week continues, the findings by the High Street Journal suggest that while some sectors still have room for improvement, institutions like banks, ECG, NLA, and MTN are leading the way in setting a higher standard for customer care and experience across the country.

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