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Newaccra Achievers Reported 2015.

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Newaccra Magazine released the 2015 edition of the Newaccra Achievers Report, in celebration of unsung Ghanaians making impact and showing promise in diverse fields.
 
Team lead of Newaccra.com, Eric Kumah commenting on the report stated that, “there are so many unsung people out there doing amazing things. This is our service to such people, and we are happy about the early excitement that our report is generating in the entreprenueral community. It has a deeper meaning for us because we are on a mission to become Africa’s most trusted name in success and personal development”. He ended by appealing to media teams to follow up on the achievers and help promote their work.
This year’s report was titled ‘The Newaccra Achievers Report 2015; 30 Ghanaian About To Shake The World’. A total of thirty individuals who are making impact and showing future promise in diverse fields were profiled in the report.

This season we at Centerstage Africa also wish to add our voice to the chorus being sung by sharing detailed profiles of these individuals and bring you up to speed with whatever they have been up to. Stay tuned for updates on your favourite Achiever. #2015Achievers

FULL LIST OF HONOUREES – THE NEWACCRA ACHIEVERS LIST 2015.
Adjei Agyei-Baah, Haiku Poetry Champion
Anne Amuzu, Nandimobile
Bryite Asamoah, Healthline 255
Christian Atsu, Footballer
Daniel Ampofo, Ninety3 Studios Emmanuel Nyame, Ghana StartupCup
Emmanuel Tagoe, Boxer
Eric Vondee, My Home Teacher
Frederick Osei Mensah, GMC Consulting
Gamel Adam, Gamel Clodin
Josephine Marie Godwyll, Young At Heart
Joshua Ayinbora, Agriculturist
Kenneth Owusu Akyaw, Gnalet
Kobby Blay, Ghana Health Nest
Lesley Afra Aidoo, Afra K Designs 
Lily Kudzro, Devio Arts
Marfoa Acheampong, TouchMakeup Artistry
Martha Bissah, Olympic Gold winner
Michael Dakwa, Team1000words
Michael Bediako, Adinkra Ino-V8 
Nana Akwasi Awuah, Lawyer and Activist
Papa Oppong Bediako, Illustrator
Patrick Atsu, Filmmaker & Engineer
Philip Kofi Ashon, Citi FM,
Philip Osei Bonsu, Public Relations Specialist 
Prosper Ahmed Amuquandoh, Academic 
Randy Osae Bediako, Kharis Group Theophilus Acheampong, Petroleum Economist William Okyere-Frempong, HuD Group
Yaw Odoom, Trotro Diaries.



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