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Three iconic names in Ghana's financial sector were honored over the weekend, for creating businesses that provided job opportunities for many Ghanaians and helped transform the Ghanaian economy over the last few decades.
Founder of Star Assurance, Unibank, UniCredit, EIB network and other finance houses, Dr. Kwabena Duffuor, the founder of Asogli Power Plant and President of the National House of Chiefs, Togbe Afede and the pioneering Managing Director of Stanbic Bank Ghana plc, Mr Alhassan Andani, were celebrated last night, at a well-coloured event held at the Golden Tulip Hotel, Kumasi.
In a citation, event organisers, MicJoy Advertising said to Dr Duffuor that, he is being honoured "for the indelible mark you have left in the management of Ghana's economy and the creation of jobs in the financial and insurance sectors of our economy."
Since this is the second time that the former Governor of the Bank of Ghana and former Finance Minister has received an award from the organisers, they added: "We celebrate you today for your monumental impact in the economic development of the country."
Dr. Duffuor who was represented by his Aide, Mr Lateef Apau Wiredu thanked the event organisers for once again recognising his achievements.
In a short message, he dedicated the award to hardworking Ghanaians who desire to create businesses or secure jobs, but whose efforts are being resisted by harsh conditions beyond their control. To them he encouraged and expressed hope that better times will come for them to realise their dreams.
Dr. Duffuor emphasised the need for creating an enabling environment for businesses to thrive and expand instead of having a hostile environment that elbows initiatives and entrepreneurial drives. In his opinion, an environment that destroys businesses is anti development, kills initiatives and destroys entrepreneurship.
Going further, he sympathised with all those have lost jobs in recent years and asked them to look forward to more blissful days ahead.
Other distinguished Ghanaians, who have excelled in various fields of endeavour were also awarded on the night for their impactful contributions.
Since this is the second time that the former Governor of the Bank of Ghana and former Finance Minister has received an award from the organisers, they added: "We celebrate you today for your monumental impact in the economic development of the country."
Dr. Duffuor who was represented by his Aide, Mr Lateef Apau Wiredu thanked the event organisers for once again recognising his achievements.
In a short message, he dedicated the award to hardworking Ghanaians who desire to create businesses or secure jobs, but whose efforts are being resisted by harsh conditions beyond their control. To them he encouraged and expressed hope that better times will come for them to realise their dreams.
Dr. Duffuor emphasised the need for creating an enabling environment for businesses to thrive and expand instead of having a hostile environment that elbows initiatives and entrepreneurial drives. In his opinion, an environment that destroys businesses is anti development, kills initiatives and destroys entrepreneurship.
Going further, he sympathised with all those have lost jobs in recent years and asked them to look forward to more blissful days ahead.
Other distinguished Ghanaians, who have excelled in various fields of endeavour were also awarded on the night for their impactful contributions.DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
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