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Delivery-date: Tue, 18 Aug 2026 12:17:54 +0000
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From: Ayisha Sulemana Cheno <nanaishacheno@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2026 12:17:02 +0000
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Subject: Volunteer Application
To: info@zikaytech.com
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Dear KOFABRA Team,

My name is Sulemana Nana-Ayisha, and I am writing because your call for
passionate people stopped me mid-scroll. You said you're looking for people
who want to be part of something big. I am one of those people.

Here's the thing: I don't just want a volunteer position. I want to help
build something that matters. And KOFABRA a Ghanaian-built logistics and
mobility platform is exactly that. You're not just moving goods; you're
moving Ghana forward. I want to be part of that journey.

Why I'd make a great Customer Service Representative:

I am a people person. Not in the generic "I love talking to people" way,
but in the "I genuinely care about solving problems" way. During my
internship at the Global Shea Alliance, I worked directly with rural shea
cooperatives, helping them navigate market linkages and production
challenges. I learned to listen really listen and find solutions that work
for everyone.

My teaching experience at Triple Blessing Basic School taught me patience.
When you're explaining English to a classroom of eager young minds, you
learn to communicate clearly, calmly, and with empathy. That's exactly what
KOFABRA customers, riders, and fleet partners need: someone who listens,
understands, and acts.

What I bring to the table:

=C2=B7 Real-world problem solving: My fieldwork in Nakpayili taught me to t=
hink
on my feet, adapt to challenges, and find creative solutions with limited
resources.
=C2=B7 Strong communication skills: I speak English, Twi, and Dagbani. I ca=
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connect with Ghanaians from all backgrounds whether they're a rider in
Accra or a customer in Kumasi.
A tech-adaptive mindset: I'm a fast learner. I've adapted to different
roles from teaching to agribusiness to community development. I can learn
your systems quickly and help your customers seamlessly.
Patience and empathy: I've worked with diverse communities. I understand
that behind every complaint or question is a person who just wants to be
heard and helped.

Why KOFABRA matters to me:

Because you're proof that Ghanaian innovation can compete. You're solving
real problems moving goods, connecting people, building a logistics network
that works for Africa, not just imported from elsewhere. I want to be part
of that story. I want to help customers feel supported, riders feel valued,
and fleet partners feel empowered.

I'm not looking for a paycheck. I'm looking for a mission. I'm ready to
show up, learn fast, and serve with excellence. I'm patient, hardworking,
and deeply passionate about helping people.

Let me help you build something big. Let me be part of the KOFABRA family.

I'm ready. Are you?

Warmly,
Sulemana Nana-Ayisha
(0244910785)

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