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Jan 28, 2025
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Chief Imam Visits BOST to Congratulate New Managing Director
Ghana’s Chief Imam, Alhaji Dr Sheikh Osmanu Nuhu Shaributu, visited BOST to congratulate Mr Afetsi Awoonor on becoming its youngest-ever Managing Director. Their long-standing family ties and shared commitment to public service marked the occasion, as the Chief Imam offered prayers and support for Mr Awoonor’s new leadership chapter.
By My Joy Online
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Published Jan 28, 2025
Alhaji Dr Sheikh Osmanu Nuhu Shaributu, Ghana's revered Chief Imam, paid a significant visit to the Head Office of the Bulk Oil Storage and Transport Company (BOST) in Accra to congratulate the newly appointed Managing Director, Mr Afetsi Awoonor.
The visit held particular significance given the deep familial bonds between the two, as the Chief Imam was a long-standing friend of Mr Awoonor's late father, the esteemed Professor Awoonor. During the visit, Alhaji Dr Sheikh Osmanu Nuhu Shaributu expressed his heartfelt congratulations to Mr Awoonor, acknowledging both the honour and responsibility of his appointment.
Mr Awoonor has made history by becoming the youngest-ever appointee to the position of Managing Director at BOST. The Chief Imam emphasised the high level of trust and confidence placed in him by President John Dramani Mahama, underscoring the significant expectations from both the administration and the Ghanaian public.
Drawing on his wealth of industry experience, including previous service as a manager at BOST, Mr Awoonor is well-positioned to lead the organisation towards achieving its strategic objectives. The Chief Imam took the opportunity to share words of encouragement, urging the new Managing Director and his management team to deliver on the expectations of Ghanaians and the President.
He emphasised the importance of dedication, integrity, and commitment to service, offering his blessings for their success in their new endeavours. The visit culminated in a moment of prayer, where the Chief Imam sought divine guidance and blessings for Mr Awoonor and the entire BOST management team.
The visit not only demonstrated the personal bonds between the two families but also highlighted the importance of leadership in driving progress and development within Ghana's strategic sectors. As the youngest Managing Director in BOST's history, Mr Awoonor reiterated his readiness and commitment to the responsibilities of his office with determination and innovation.
The trust placed in him by both the President and the Chief Imam serves as a powerful reminder of the legacy and responsibilities that accompany leadership in Ghana. This visit marks the beginning of a promising chapter for BOST under Mr Awoonor's stewardship, supported by the prayers and guidance of esteemed leaders like Alhaji Dr Sheikh Osmanu Nuhu Shaributu.
The visit held particular significance given the deep familial bonds between the two, as the Chief Imam was a long-standing friend of Mr Awoonor's late father, the esteemed Professor Awoonor. During the visit, Alhaji Dr Sheikh Osmanu Nuhu Shaributu expressed his heartfelt congratulations to Mr Awoonor, acknowledging both the honour and responsibility of his appointment.
Mr Awoonor has made history by becoming the youngest-ever appointee to the position of Managing Director at BOST. The Chief Imam emphasised the high level of trust and confidence placed in him by President John Dramani Mahama, underscoring the significant expectations from both the administration and the Ghanaian public.
Drawing on his wealth of industry experience, including previous service as a manager at BOST, Mr Awoonor is well-positioned to lead the organisation towards achieving its strategic objectives. The Chief Imam took the opportunity to share words of encouragement, urging the new Managing Director and his management team to deliver on the expectations of Ghanaians and the President.
He emphasised the importance of dedication, integrity, and commitment to service, offering his blessings for their success in their new endeavours. The visit culminated in a moment of prayer, where the Chief Imam sought divine guidance and blessings for Mr Awoonor and the entire BOST management team.
The visit not only demonstrated the personal bonds between the two families but also highlighted the importance of leadership in driving progress and development within Ghana's strategic sectors. As the youngest Managing Director in BOST's history, Mr Awoonor reiterated his readiness and commitment to the responsibilities of his office with determination and innovation.
The trust placed in him by both the President and the Chief Imam serves as a powerful reminder of the legacy and responsibilities that accompany leadership in Ghana. This visit marks the beginning of a promising chapter for BOST under Mr Awoonor's stewardship, supported by the prayers and guidance of esteemed leaders like Alhaji Dr Sheikh Osmanu Nuhu Shaributu.