In a country brimming with talent and potential, Ghana continues to showcase a new wave of young influencers driving progress across various sectors. These individuals, all under the age of 40, have demonstrated exceptional leadership, innovation, and impact in their fields. As 2025 unfolds, here are some of the standout Ghanaian influencers leading the charge toward a brighter future:
1. Nana Ama Asantewaa – Tech Innovator
At just 34, Nana Ama is revolutionizing the tech landscape in Ghana with her AI-based agricultural platform, FarmLink, which empowers farmers with real-time data and market access.
2. Kojo Asare -“ Entrepreneur and CEO of Green Energy Africa
Kojo, 38, is a sustainability advocate and business mogul. His company provides affordable solar solutions to rural communities, powering over 500 villages across the country.
3. Adwoa Mensah -Health Advocate and Founder of “HerHealth Foundation
A passionate advocate for women’s health, 32-year-old Adwoa leads a foundation that offers free maternal health services and health education to underserved communities.
4. Kwame Boadu – Social Media Influencer and Content Creator
Kwame, 28, has built a massive online following by addressing youth unemployment and entrepreneurship through creative and relatable content.
5. Elsie Tawiah – Fashion Designer and Creative Director of AfrikElegance
At 30, Elsie has made waves in the global fashion industry with her Afrocentric designs, showcasing Ghanaian culture on international runways.
6. Samuel Ntiamoah -Education Reformist and Founder of LearnSmart Ghana
At 35, Samuels innovative educational platform is transforming learning in Ghana by providing digital tools and resources for students in rural areas.
7. Akosua Opoku “ Lawyer and Gender Equality Activist
Akosua, 37, uses her legal expertise to champion women rights and spearheads initiatives aimed at reducing gender-based violence in Ghana.
8. Michael Kwesi -“ Renewable Energy Engineer
At 33, Michael is a pioneer in wind energy solutions, helping Ghana achieve its renewable energy goals through innovative engineering projects.
9. Abena Asiedu – Media Personality and Journalist
At 31, Abena is a respected voice in journalism, fearlessly covering critical issues such as corruption, education reform, and climate change.
10. Kwesi Arthur -Musician and Philanthropist
A globally recognized artist at 29, Kwesi is not only redefining Ghanaian music but also giving back through his foundation that supports underprivileged youth.
These young leaders exemplify Ghana potential as they break barriers and inspire a new generation. Their achievements highlight the power of innovation, resilience, and vision, proving that the youth are indeed the backbone of national development.
The future is bright, and with these under-40 influencers at the helm, Ghana is poised for greater heights.
source: nsemgh