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Telecel and Black Sherif sign Partnership under Project X

Telecel has unveiled award-winning musician Black Sherif as its brand partner, ending weeks of speculation surrounding Project X. The partnership brings together Telecel and one of Ghana’s most exceptional music talents, the reigning TGMA Artiste of the Year, to deliver exclusive experiences and greater value on digital financial services to Telecel customers. Under Project X, […] The post…

Telecel, a leading telecommunications company in Ghana, has partnered with renowned artist Black Sherif under its Project X initiative. This collaboration, announced after weeks of speculation, unites Telecel's secure mobile financial services with Black Sherif's inspiring story and artistic talent. As the face of Project X, Black Sherif will promote exclusive experiences and digital financial services through Telecel's Play App, offering customers unique BlackoCodes for rewards such as discounts, free transactions, and other exciting prizes.

The partnership's CEO, Ing Patricia Obo-Nai, emphasized the brand's commitment to delivering simple, secure, and exciting experiences to customers, reflecting the company's focus on digital financial inclusion.

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