Directors

Leadership

Patrick Nomo

Chief Director

Divisional Directors

David Klotey Collison

Coordinating Director/ERM

Isaac Fraikue

Director, Budget Office

Grace Mbrokoh-Ewoal

Director, Legal

Samuel Arkhurst

DIRECTOR, REAL SECTOR

Louis Kwame Amo

Director, Financial Sector

Augustus Kwasi Adu

Director, PCMED

Nelly Mireku

Director, Research

edward abrokwah

Director, Revenue Policy

Anthony Selorm Dzadzra

Director, Public Investment & Asset

Maame Aba Odeiba Abbey

Director, Procurement

Benjamin Sowah Adjetey

Director, Compliance

Afua Brown-Pobee

Director, Finance

Dr. Patrick Nomo

Chief Director

Patrick Nomo is the Chief Director of the Ministry of Finance.

David Klottey Collison

Coordinating Director

Mr. David Klotey Collison is the Coordinating Director at the Ministry of Finance. He joined the Civil Service as an Assistant Budget Analyst at the Ministry of Finance in December, 1995. Until his recent appointment as Coordinating Director (Technical), he was the Director in charge of the Public Investment and Assets Division of the Ministry of Finance.

As the Director of the Public Investment and Assets Division, Mr. Collison led the reforms in the State-Owned Enterprises Sector leading to the development and enactment of the State Interests and Governance Authority Act, 2019 (Act 990) and the establishment of the State Interests and Governance Authority. He also provided leadership in the development of the State Ownership Policy, the Code of Corporate Governance for Specified Entities and Public Service Organizations in Ghana, the development of the Curriculum for Training Boards and Management of Specified Entities, Development and Publication of the State Ownership Reports for the period 2016- 2020, Corporate Governance Reviews of selected SOEs and a study of Commercial Equity Holdings of Government among others.

Furthermore, in the area of Public Investment Management (PIM), Mr. Collison led the reforms by spearheading the development and enactment of the Public Financial Management (Public Investment Management) Regulation, 2020 (L.I. 2411) and the operationalization of the Regulations, the development and publication of the first National Parameters and Conversion Factors for Ghana to provide data and information for conducting economic appraisal on investment projects and the institutionalization of the PIM related training.

In the area of Public Private Partnerships (PPP), Mr. Collison spearheaded the development, enactment and operationalization of the Public Private Partnership Act, 2020 (Act 1039) and the development and publication of the Annual Reports for Public Private Partnership Projects. He was also the Chairman of the Committee of Experts that reviewed the PPP Framework, Regional PPP Policy and Regional PPP Guidelines for the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) which has since been approved by the Commission, the Council of Ministers and the Heads of States.

Prior to being the Director for Public Investments and Assets in May 2017, Mr. Collison was the Group Head for Budget Development and was responsible for Compensations of Employees Management, Non-Tax Revenue and Coordination of the National Budget Development Process from February, 2015. He has also worked as a Budget Analyst in the Budget Division of the Ministry of Finance and at the Sub National level specifically in the then Ga District Assembly and Dangme West District Assembly.

Mr. Collison graduated with a BSc (Hons) degree in Agriculture, majoring in Agricultural Economics from the University of Ghana in 1993 and also graduated with a Master’s degree in Business Administration (Finance option) from the same university in 2001. He is a Member of the World Association of PPP Units and Professionals and is an APMG International Certified PPP Professional.

Isaac Fraikue

Director, Budget Office

Mr. Isaac Fraikue is a Chief Budget Analyst at the Ministry of Finance. He acquired a Bachelor of Arts Economics and Geography from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in 1993, a post graduate Diploma in Urban Management from the Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS), Erasmus University, Rotterdam, Holland in 2002. Mr. Isaac Fraikue later obtained Master of Arts Degree in Economic Policy Management from the University of Ghana in 2006.

Mr. Isaac Fraikue has vast working experience with Local Governments in the Greater Accra Region from 1993 to June 2011.

Mr. Fraikue was the consultant for the Local Government Capacity Support Project at the Ministry of Finance between 2011 to 2012 where he helped with the establishment of the Fiscal Decentralization Unit, provided orientation to staff of the Fiscal Decentralization Unit on the Local Government Financial Management System, established a reliable Situational Database on Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) Budgeting Systems, Revenue Mobilization System, and the roll out of the Composite Budgeting System to the MMDAs.

Between 2013 and 2021, he was the Schedule Officer for the Ministry of Education and later the Sector Head for the Public Safety Sector where he provided advice and guidance on budgetary allocation, utilization of funds and on drawing limits for the Ministries under the Public Safety Sector.

Prior to becoming the Director of Budget, he held the position of Group Head for Budget Development and Implementation from April 2021 to January 2024 where he helped to shape policies on budget development and implementation.

Grace Mbrokoh-Ewoal
Director, Legal Division

Grace Mbrokoh-Ewoal graduated from the University of Ghana with a Bachelor of Law with Political Science in June, 1994. A qualified Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Ghana and a Notary Public, she holds a Qualifying Certificate in Law from, the Ghana School of Law, having being called to the Bar in Ghana in February, 1997, and appointed a Notary Public in October, 2019.

Grace also has proficiency in the field of finance, having undertaken training in some finance-focused courses over the years, such as the IMF’s course on Fiscal and Tax Law as well as Islamic Banking and Finance in 2016.

She has 25 years of post-qualification experience as a legal practitioner and prior to her current appointment served as Chief State Attorney in the Office of the Attorney General and Ministry of Justice, having risen through the ranks upon her initial appointment as an Assistant State Attorney in 1997.

She started her career as a State Prosecutor from November, 1997 to February, 2002. Between February, 2002 and March, 2009, she worked as the Legal Officer in the Recoveries Unit of the Risk Management Division of the then SG-SSB Bank (now Société Générale, Ghana), attaining the position of Assistant Manager. She was re engaged by the Ministry of Justice in September, 2009 as Senior State Attorney.

Grace Mbrokoh-Ewoal assumed the role of Director Legal of the Ministry of Finance in January 2022.

Samuel Arkhurst

Director, TDMD

Samuel Danquah Arkhurst is a Chief Economics Officer and Director of Treasury and Debt Management Division. He has over 20 years’ experience as an Economist in the Ministry of Finance.

As the Director of Debt Management he was a key figure in the current public debt management policies in the areas of reprofiling maturing domestic debt, introduction of the book building process for auction in Ghana, and the buy-back programme for loans from the international capital markets. Initiatives that won an international award for Africa.

Samuel has played major roles in different Divisions of the Ministry. He was involved in macroeconomic modelling and financial programming of the country for both the Ministry and ECOWAS.

He was the Ministry of Finance representative in the GIFMIS project for our first phase of public financial management reforms. On budgeting, he was the Head of Public Expenditure Monitoring Unit and helped develop the current cash flow planning and expenditure monitoring and analysis and also was once the Head of Tax Policy Unit.

He has been invited to give lectures and presentations at various fora on the international scene and in Ghana.

Louis Kwame Amo

Director, Financial Sector

Mr. Louis Kwame Amo is a seasoned development economist with extensive experience in international development cooperation, public financial management, aid management, programming and forecasting. Known for his innovative approach and ability to work under pressure, he has successfully navigated multicultural environments and delivered complex programmes and projects.

He is a Chief Economics Officer and theDirector of Financial Sector Division at the Ministry of Finance. Mr. Amo’s career in the Ministry of Finance spans three decades, during which he has held various key positions. Preceding the Director ERMERD position, he was Head of the Asia Unit, where he was responsible for bilateral cooperation and the coordination of development programmes supported by Asian development partners. Prior to that role, he was the Head of the Americas/Germany Unit, overseeing economic relations and the programing of resources from USA, Canada, Brazil, and Germany.

He also served as the National Coordinator for the Government of Ghana’s Capacity Development Mechanism (CDM), where he managed the CDM Secretariat and ensured compliance with government procedures in implementing capacity development activities.

Mr. Amo holds an MA in International Development from the International University of Japan, with a focus on development finance, macro-econometric modeling of developing economies and quantitative analysis of economic policies. He also holds a BA (Honors) in Economics with Geography and Resource Development from the University of Ghana.

He has authored ‘”The Puzzle of Ghana’s Increased Financial Development and the Persistently High Interest Rate Spread in the Banking System of Ghana’’ published in Financial Systems of Developing Economies in Asia and Africa, 2003.

Augustus Kwasi Adu

Director, PCMED

Mr. Kwasi Adu graduated with an MSc Economics (Planning) from the Kharkov State University, Ukraine in 1993. Dynamic public service career in economic policy management with a rich mix of experience in finance, budget operations, stakeholder management and policy assessment. He has intimate knowledge of public financial management processes, policy implementation management and delivery of development results. Expertise in executing team-driven process improvements to increase efficiency and impact. Dedicated, discreet, and a dynamic goal-oriented person who is candid and strives to be a focused servant leader.

BRIEF CAREER HISTORY

Currently, Mr. Augustus Kwasi Adu is a Chief Economics Officer and the Director in charge of the Policy Coordination, Monitoring and Evaluation Division. He has worked in the erstwhile ERM-Bilateral and Multilateral Divisions since joining the Ministry of Finance (MoF) in October, 1994.

EXPERIENCE AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Policy Coordination, Monitoring and Evaluation Division (PCMED)

As the first Head of M&E Unit in 2012, he oversaw its structured re-institutionalization in MoF and sustained it until it was upgraded as a PCME Division. Since 2016, he served as Head of the Policy Coordination Unit of PCMED, where he co-coordinated the preparation and timely delivery of the:

  1. MoF Strategic Plan (2010-2014; 2018-2021; 2022-2025) to guide the delivery of its mandate within the context of economic transformation;
  2. MoF Annual Progress Reports for 2012-2022 to provide update and feedback on progress implementation of programmes outlined in the Strategic Plan in fulfilment of the National Development Planning Commission (Systems) Act, 1994 (Act 480); and
  3. MoF 2020 Handing-Over Notes in accordance with the Presidential (Transition) Act, 2012 (Act 845). 

National Assignments

  1. A member of the National Committee which set up the Commodity Exchange in Ghana.  
  2. Drafting Team Member, National Medium-Term Development Framework.
  3. A member of the Joint Monitoring Team for Government Flagship Programme under the supervision of the erstwhile Ministry of Monitoring and Evaluation; and
  4. A member of Government delegation to Spain to negotiate the first Ghana/Spain Financial Protocol in 2001)

Nelly Mireku

Director, Research

Mrs. Nelly Mireku is a Chief Economics Officer and Director of the Research Division with over two decades of experience as an economist in the Ministry of Finance with specialization in macroeconomic management, fiscal policy and multilateral cooperation.

She was the Head of the World Bank Group Unit of the Ministry from September 2021 to April 2025, where she led the team to mobilize resources from the World Bank and manage the over US$4 billion World Bank portfolio in Ghana. She concurrently held the position of Head of International Advocacy in the Office of the Finance Minister, showcasing her expertise in international economic relations.

Prior to her appointment as Head of the World Bank Group Unit, Mrs. Mireku served as Senior Advisor to Ghana’s Executive Director at the World Bank from 2016 to 2021, where she provided strategic support to the Executive Director and provided advice on the World Bank Group’s policies, operations, strategies, lending, resource mobilization and its role in global issues

She was Head of the Fiscal Policy Unit in the Economic Forecasting and Research Division (2014–2016), leading fiscal policy analysis and contributing significantly to policy formulation and dialogues, public financial management and negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Earlier in her career, Mrs. Mireku served as a Special Appointee at the IMF (2011–2012), further deepening her expertise in international financial systems.

As a pioneer in advancing Ghana’s fiscal management, Mrs. Mireku developed a framework to align the country’s fiscal data with the 2001 Government Finance Statistics Manual, enabling high-frequency reporting. She was also a member of the IMF’s Government Finance Statistics Advisory Committee in 2011.

Mrs. Mireku holds an MPhil in Economics from the University of Ghana and a B.A. (Hons) in Economics from the University of Cape Coast. She is a member of the Institute of Certified Economists of Ghana (ICEG) and has enhanced her professional development in macroeconomic management and leadership through programs at institutions, such as the University of Oxford, Georgia State University, and the International Monetary Fund.

Jacob Ahadzi

Director, Internal Audit

Jacob Ahadzi is a career civil servant with over 13 years of experience in public financial management, accounting, taxation and public sector internal auditing. He is well-versed in risk assessment, governance review, internal control review and control improvement advisory. 

He holds a Bachelor of Education in Social Sciences degree with a major in Accounting from the University of Cape Coast (UCC) and a Master of Research in Accounting from the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA). 

He is a Chartered Accountant and a Chartered Tax Practitioner, with membership in the Institute of Chartered Accountants (Ghana), the Chartered Institute of Taxation (Ghana) and the Institute of Internal Auditors (Ghana). He has demonstrated expertise in audit management, risk assessment, and tax advisory, complemented by a strong proficiency in International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS), and Ghana’s tax laws. He is recognized for enhancing operational efficiency and leading staff training programs. He is adept at guiding teams to achieve comprehensive audit reviews and compliance. He was awarded the most hardworking Internal Auditor in the Civil Service by the Office of the Head of Civil Service in 2021. 

Before serving in his current position, he served as the Chief Internal Auditor at the Ministry of Finance. He had also previously served as the Principal Internal Auditor at the Ministry of Health. In both capacities, he led several successful audit and investigation assignments. 

He has been instrumental in developing Ministry of Finance staff capacity in Ghana’s tax regimes, especially the income tax and value added tax, IPSAS and recently the Global Internal Audit Standards. He has also facilitated training for various public sector institutions in public financial management. 

He successfully led his team of Internal Auditors from the Ministry of Finance to develop an operational and policy framework for the operationalization of the Public Financial Management Compliance Desk (PFM-CD), which was approved by the Minister for Finance on 30th April 2025 to support the World Bank’s Development Policy Operation (DPO). The PFM-CD has been established at the Ministry as an independent unit headed by a director. 

Jacob is a strong believer in teamwork and ensures that his team is motivated to give off the maximum best.

edward abrokwah

Director, Revenue Policy

Edward Abrokwah is a Chief Economics Officer and Director of the Revenue Policy Division. He has over 22 years of experience working in the private and public sectors. He has worked in various capacities within different divisions of the Ministry of Finance, including the Public Debt Management Office, Research and Real Sector Divisions.  Edward is an accomplished professional with a strong background in economic policy, taxation, public finance, and research.  

He holds a BSc (Hons) degree from Cardiff Business School (Cardiff University, UK) and has a master’s degree in Taxation (with Distinction) from the University of Oxford, UK. As a published researcher with multiple contributions to the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) in London and international academic journals, Edward combines practical experience with strong research and analytical capabilities.

Yaa Asantewa Asante

Director, Public Debt Management Office

Yaa Asantewa Asante is a Chief Economics Officer and Director of the Public Debt Management Office. She has over 20 years’ experience as an Economist in the Ministry of Finance, Ghana. 

Prior to this, Ms. Asante was the Group Head of Budget Monitoring and Reporting at the Ministry of Finance, where she provided oversight for the Public Expenditure Management Unit, Technical Budget Assistance and Support Unit, and the Fiscal Decentralisation Unit. She held this role from June 2024 to April 2025, leading efforts to enhance budget oversight and efficiency. 

In her capacity as Head of the Public Expenditure Management Unit from January 2016 to June 2024, Ms. Asante was instrumental in monitoring and reporting on public expenditure, including forecasting. Since 2016, she also chaired the Energy Sector Levies (ESLA) Working Group, playing a key role in Ghana’s energy sector levy implementation and management. 

From 2013 to 2016, she was the Head of the Investor Relations Unit in the now Public Debt Management Office, where she led Ghana’s investor relations strategy, engaging with domestic and foreign investors, rating agencies, financial institutions and the Bank of Ghana. Prior to that, she headed the Domestic Debt Management Unit, overseeing Ghana’s domestic debt strategy. 

Ms. Asante has been a key figure in Ghana’s public debt evolution. As a member of the National Bond Market Committee II, she contributed to critical reforms in the domestic debt market and led the implementation of key recommendations from the committee’s report. She also led the development of Ghana’s first issuance calendar, a major milestone in enhancing market predictability and investor confidence. With over 20 years at the Ministry, Ms. Asante has consistently driven financial policy advancements, public finance reforms and budget management. 

She holds a dual Master’s degree – an MSc in Accounting and Finance from the University of Ghana and an MSc in Financial Economics from the University of Leicester – along with a BA in Economics from the University of Ghana. She is a member of the Institute of Certified Economists of Ghana (ICEG) and was awarded the prestigious British Chevening Scholarship in 2005 for her academic excellence and leadership potential.

Anthony Selorm Dzadzra

Director, Public Investment & Asset

Mr. Anthony Selom Dzadzra is a distinguished lawyer, economist, public policy expert, and author. A graduate of Princeton University, he holds a Master in Public Policy from Princeton and a Bachelor of Law (LLB) from the University of Ghana, Legon. His academic portfolio also includes a Master of Arts in Economic Policy Management and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics with Philosophy, both from the University of Ghana. In addition, he holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Public Policy, Governance, and Democratization from the Institute of Social Studies in the Netherlands, and a Master of Arts in Theology from the Akrofi-Christaller Institute of Theology, Mission and Culture, Akropong-Akwapem.

Mr. Dzadzra began his public service career in 1995 as an Assistant Budget Analyst at the Ahafo Ano North District Assembly. Between 2001 and 2010, he progressed through various roles at the Ministry of Finance, including Budget Analyst, Senior Budget Analyst, and Principal Budget Analyst.

He also served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Finance and Economic Planning, and as Governance Pillar Lead with a focus on Monitoring and Evaluation. From 2011 to 2012, he was Chief Budget Analyst at the Tax Policy Unit. He later became the Head of Tax Policy Unit and Director of the Revenue Policy Division from 2013 to 2019, where he played a pivotal role in overhauling Ghana’s tax legislation, leading to the enactment of key laws including the Revenue Administration Act (Act 915), Income Tax Act (Act 896), Customs Act (Act 891), and Excise Duty Act (Act 878).

From 2019 to 2022, Mr. Dzadzra served as Director for Policy Planning, Budgeting, Monitoring, and Evaluation (PPBME) at the Ministry of Energy, where he coordinated the drafting of Ghana’s Energy Transition Plan. He continued his leadership as the Director of PPBME at the Ministry of Sanitation and Water Resources from 2023 to February 2025, overseeing the rollout of the Sector Information System for the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) sector.

A recipient of the Robert McNamara Fellowship (2005) and the World Bank/ACBF Scholarship (1998–2000), Mr. Dzadzra is also an accomplished author. His works include Giving Grace – Releasing the Power for Wealth, Woman Redefined – Unveiling the Gem of Creation, Woman Redefined Devotional, The Art of Following – Rediscovering True Discipleship in Christianity, and The Principles of Following – A Blueprint for Followers and Leaders.

Maame Aba Odeiba Abbey

Director, Procurement

Maame Aba Odeiba Abbey is the Director of Procurement Division at the Ministry of Finance, Ghana. She leads the Ministry’s acquisition strategies, advises on procurement operations, and ensures alignment with Ghana’s Public Procurement Act 2003 (Act 663) as amended and global best practices.

Aba is a seasoned Procurement and Supply Chain Management professional with over 20 years of experience in both public and private sectors. She specializes in Strategic Procurement, Logistics, and Supply Chain Optimization, leveraging expertise gained from roles within the United Nations, Ghana’s civil Service, and International Consultancy Projects.

She has spearheaded initiatives such as designing procurement frameworks, conducting capacity-building workshops, and improving operational efficiencies across government ministries. Her work emphasizes sustainable procurement, value-for-money assessments, and strategic contract negotiations, making her a trusted advisor in procurement and supply chain management.

Her professional qualifications include memberships in the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (UK), the Chartered Institute of Supply Chain Management (Ghana), and the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (UK).

Aba is pursuing PhD in Development Administration with a focus on Public Governance. She holds an MBA in Procurement and Supply Chain Management and a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Economics both from the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA).  

She is recognized for exceptional leadership, negotiation, and strategic planning skills, driving value creation and operational excellence.

Benjamin Sowah Adjetey

Director, Compliance

Benjamin Sowah Adjetey is a Chartered Accountant with over 20 years post qualification working experience. He has skills in finance, accounting, auditing, risk management and project management, including managing donor funded projects.

He has supported private and public sector organizations in designing new and improved financial management procedures and facilitated the development of practice framework documents for use by public sector internal auditors.

He was the team lead in the project that introduced Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) into the Public Sector of Ghana. He has also facilitated integrated risk management workshops to heads and senior managers in public sector institutions of Ghana, Botswana and Gambia. Benjamin has offered training, facilitated workshops, and provided hands-on training to staff of Internal Audit Units, managers of donor funded projects, and Management of public institutions in the areas of governance, risk management, internal control, internal audit, and fraud prevention.

Benjamin made country presentation on internal audit to practitioners in Canada and Gambia, under the auspices of the Commonwealth Secretariat.

He was part of the team that developed GoG’s 2022-2026 PFM Strategy. He was the internal audit team-lead in the design of the current PFM for Service Delivery Program and developed the Technical Notes.

Benjamin is a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (FCCA), member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants – Ghana (ICAG), Advanced Commonwealth Thematic Fellow in Internal Audit & Risk Management, member of the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) and the Institute of Public Administration of Canada.

Benjamin holds a Master of Science Degree (MSc) in Accounting and Finance from the London South Bank University (UK), Post Chartered Diploma in Forensic Audit from the ICAG, accreditation in Quality Assessment/ Validation from the IIA (USA) and certification in Results-Based Monitoring and Evaluation from the Uganda Management Institute.

Benjamin Botchway

Director, General Administration

Benjamin T. Botchway is the Director for General Administration at the Ministry of Finance. His portfolio covers a wide range of key administrative functions including General Services, Records Management, Information Technology, Security, Human Capital, Public Relations, Transport, and Estates.

He has previously served as Director in charge of Administration & General Services, and as Head of Training, Transport & Travels. In addition, he has held roles across various Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) as Deputy Director of Human Resources Management, and played instrumental roles in policy formulation and implementation with the Policy, Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Directorate.

During his tenure at the Policy, Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Directorate, Benjamin acquired extensive knowledge and skills in project management. His service since 1998 and involvement in numerous committees and programmes have enabled him to make significant contributions to policy development and reforms within the Service.

Benjamin holds a BSc in Administration (Banking & Finance) from the School of Administration, University of Ghana, Legon, and an MBA in Finance from the University of Ghana Business School. He also holds a Master of Management Science with a specialization in Public Policy from Peking University. Additionally, he possesses a Postgraduate Diploma in Public Administration from GIMPA, and a certification in Enhancement of Local Government Administration and Better Public Services from Ryukoku University, Japan.

He is a member of the Chartered Institute of Administrators and Management Consultants, Ghana.

Benjamin is known for his versatility, strong initiative, and drive.

Afua Brown-Pobee

Director,Account

Afua Animah Brown-Pobee is an Assistant Controller and Accounts General and the Director of Finance at the Ministry of Finance, bringing over two decades of expertise in public sector accounting, treasury management, and financial reporting. Since 2022 when she assumed this role, she has led a team responsible for custody, disbursement, and reporting of public funds, coordinating all accounting activities within the Ministry, maintaining accurate financial records, and preparing annual and consolidated financial statements for the Ministry and its Departments while ensuring strict compliance with the Public Financial Management Act, 2016 (Act 921) and other regulatory frameworks.

She has held various strategic positions in the public sector, including Head of Treasury at the Ministry of Finance from 2017 to 2022, where she played a key role in processing centralized payments through the Ghana Integrated Financial Management Information System (GIFMIS), and led the timely preparation of final accounts and tax payments.

Prior to joining the Ministry, Afua served as Head of Accounts at the Controller and Accountant General’s Department (CAGD) from 2013 to 2017, and as Head of Finance at the Nurses Training College (Ophthalmic). Her career also includes impactful roles within the Ministry of Health and in the private sector with Shell Ghana Ltd.

Afua holds an MBA in Public Finance from the University of Leicester and is a Chartered Accountant accredited by the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana. Her commitment to continuous professional development is evidenced by extensive training in Public Financial Management, IPSAS, Change Management, Financial Management Development, and Leadership, both locally and internationally.

She is known for her leadership, her love for numbers, and dedication to mentoring teams.

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