50 Most Outstanding Ada Individuals Named

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The first ever 50 Most Outstanding Individuals of the Ada State is a purely research by the Spaa Media Network and Avance Media to recognize Most Outstanding Natives/individuals of the Ada State who are leading the talk of selflessness, hard work, dedication and commitment to excellence across various sectors of the Ghanaian economy. 
The research seek among many others things to encourage peak performance standards, inspire confidence, appreciate the hard work of individuals and become that reference point to younger generations  to hold in high esteem in the pursuit of their dreams and aspirations.
Below is the full list for 2018:

50 MOST OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUALS OF THE ADA STATE

LEADERSHIP & CIVIL SOCIETY
1. Nene Abram Kabu Akuaku  III - Paramount Chief Of Ada State
2. Nene Obuade I- Development Chief Of Ada State
3. Nene Tsastu Pediator IV- Chief Of Kudjregbe
4. Naana Adede Ahoundi Keteku I  - Kabiawetsu Divisional Queen
5. C.O.C. Amate - Author
6. Professor Alex Qwame- Founder, Radio Ada
7. Dr Lawrence Tetteh - Worldwide Miracle  Outreach
8. Bishop Gordon Kissieh – Miracle Life Gospel Church

BUSINESS & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
9. Dr Nii Kotei Dzani – President, Groupe Ideal
10. Oko-Nikoi  Dzani – Managing Director, Ndk Financial Services
11. John Akplehe Ocansey – President, Mega Group Of Companies
12. Divine Otoo Agorhum – Entrepreneur
13. Ahuma Cabutey Adodoadji- Entreprenuer
14. Blaise Ofoe Mankwah- Former Board Chairman & Ceo Merchant Bank (Now Universal Merchant Bank)

HEALTH & WELLNESS
15. Dr Lawer Amegavie – Paediatric Consultant , Liverpool Football Club
16. Dr Ben Baako – Surgeon
17. Apostle Nene Ahorlu Amegatcher – Chemist
18. Dr Tetteh Amegatcher – founder New Life Clinic

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
19. Dr Boeh Ocansey – Scientist
20. @Divine Pupulampu - Co-Founder- Zottech 
21. E. Ayiku Kanor – Ex Engineer ITTU, United Nations

LAW & GOVERNANCE
22. Nene Abayateye Amegatcher – Past President, Ghana Bar Association
23.  Hon Comfort Doeyo Cudjoe Ghansah – Politician
24. Justice Amos Larweh Buertey- Judge
25. Sal Ofoe Amegavie – Private Law Consultant
26. Kofi Portuphy-National Chairman, NDC
27. Bernard Katenor Busumprah- Former Copyright Administrator
28.  Wing Commander J.L Kitcher (Blessed Memory)
29. Colonel Daniel Mensah Adrah (Rtd)
30. Colonel Kabu Davies (Rtd)

ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT/LIFESTYLE 
31. Ezekiel Dugbartey Nanor- Filmmaker
32. Kabutey Ocansey- Business Developer, Roverman Production
33. Ahuma  Bosco Ocansey-Head Of Communcation-Musiga
34. Grace Kaki Awo Ocansey (Kaaki) - Musician
35. Sweet Copper-Musician
36. Hellen Naa Asem- Musician
37. Geraldine Atta Sappor- Miss Tourism Ghana 2016/Miss Tourism World Africa 2018

MEDIA
38. Alfred Akrofi Ocansey- Broadcast Journalist, Media General
39. Richard Ofoe Kugblenu- Broadcast Journalist- Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
40. Julius Odoi – Broadcast Journalist , Radio Ada
41. Micheal Abayateye – Broadcast Journalist, Ghanaian Times
42. Kofi Larweh- Chairman, Ghana Community Radios

SPORTS
43. Christian Atsu Twasam- Professional Footballer,Newcastle United -UK
44. Ebenezer Dugbatey - Ex Black Stars Player
45. C. K. Akunor-  Ex Black Star Captain/Football Coach
46. David Accam -  Professional Footballer, Philadelphia Union-USA
47. Bernard Terkpetey – Professional Footballer , Schalka O4- Germany

ACADEMIA & PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
48. Professor  Bill Buenar  Puplampu- Vice Chancellor, Central University College
49. Professor Dornu Kitcher - E.N.T Specialist, Ghana Medical School

SOCIAL ENTERPRISE
50. @Isaac Adjaottor – Social Entrepreneur/ Philanthropist

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