Matthew Opoku Prempeh’s contribution in public service recognised
Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh, also known as NAPO, has been listed among 100 Individuals in Africa whose achievements are considered inspirational to others across the continent. The recognition by the African Regional Journal places the former Minister of Education and Energy among personalities drawn from different professional backgrounds including public administration, business and institutional…
Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, also known as NAPO, has been recognized by the African Regional Journal as one of 100 inspiring individuals in Africa. The publication celebrates individuals whose achievements serve as inspiration to others and encourage greater participation in Africa's development. Dr. Prempeh, a former Minister of Education and Energy in Ghana, was inducted into the list alongside other leaders from various sectors.
The African Regional Awards aim to educate, inspire, and encourage people to contribute to the continent's development, using the achievements of recognized individuals to motivate others to participate and strive for higher standards. Dr. Prempeh's experience in policy environments requiring strategic decision-making, accountability, and coordination among multiple institutions is highlighted as a key factor in his recognition.
His inclusion on the 100 Inspiring Individuals in Africa list provides an opportunity to reflect on his public service career and contributions across different sectors.
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