The Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Dr John Abdulai Jinapor, has sworn in a reconstituted Board of BOST Energies Limited, urging members to strengthen corporate governance, improve operational efficiency and protect the company’s long-term sustainability.
Dr Jinapor said he administered the oath of office on behalf of President John Dramani Mahama following the appointment of the new board.
He charged the members to uphold high standards of financial discipline, transparency, accountability and integrity while ensuring that the company operates efficiently and sustainably.
“I charged the new Board to uphold the highest standards of corporate governance, financial discipline, transparency, accountability, and integrity, while strengthening operational efficiency and ensuring the company’s long-term sustainability,” the minister said.
The minister further urged the board members to approach their responsibilities with professionalism and diligence, stressing the need to place the national interest at the centre of their decisions.
“I further urged members to discharge their responsibilities with professionalism, diligence, and an unwavering commitment to the national interest,” he added.
BOST Energies Limited has a strategic mandate to ensure reliable fuel supplies, manage Ghana’s strategic petroleum stocks and support the expansion and modernisation of critical energy infrastructure.
The reconstituted board is chaired by Moses Bukari Mabengba, with Afetsi Awoonor serving as Managing Director.
Other members are Seidu Alhassan Alfajor, Atchere Asuah, Esq., Dr Samuel Ayeh, Albert Anarwat, Otoo Allister, Dr Ernest Norgbey and Sheriff Abudu.
The board is expected to provide strategic oversight to support the company’s responsibilities in fuel supply security and the management of the country’s strategic petroleum stocks.
Its work will focus on strengthening institutional oversight, improving operational performance and ensuring that BOST Energies continues to fulfil its role in Ghana’s energy sector.
