In yet another major breakthrough that has inspired a wave of cheers and applause from the general public, the chief executive of DVLA, Julius kotey, on Thursday 5th June 2025, commissioned the eagerly awaited new DVLA branch at Bole, in the Savannah Region.
The opening ceremony comes barely a month after the state agency in a similar fashion, operationalised the Adenta DVLA branch, marking a significant stride in it’s effort to expand coverage and improve service accessibility to the public.
Strategically located within the busy-business enclave of Bole township, this welcoming landmark development is expected not only to offer greater convenience to clients and stakeholders alike but also, encourage broader public engagement as it duly re-affirmed the organisation’s commitment to expanding its footprint, optimising and re-enforcing the drive to decentralise service delivery in every nook and cranny of this country.
Speaking passionately during the opening ceremony, the ambitious workaholic chief executive, Julius kotey, expressed his utmost happiness and gratitude to the chief and people of Bole for the historic opportunity, assuring them of his unwavering determination to leverage on their existing physical expansion policy and the digital innovation system to better serve the evolving needs of the general public and create more jobs.
