Start in Ghana awards City Lights

Start in Ghana Investment Ltd, a firm that promotes investment in Africa, particularly Ghana and Nigeria, has awarded the Chief Executive Officer of City Lights, Mr Prince Emmanuel Okeson, for his outstanding business transformation in both Ghana and Nigeria.

Mr Okeson called for the strengthening of business and economic ties between Ghana and Nigeria.

He said Ghana, as the gateway to West Africa, had to encourage its businessmen and women to invest in the economies of other West African countries.

“As the biggest economy in the whole of Africa, Nigeria has lots of economic and business opportunities for my Ghanaian brothers to take advantage of, such as the growth of Kasapreko Bitters in Nigeria,” he said.

Mr Okeson revealed that City Lights had also put in place an initiative that would encourage Ghanaian businesses to invest in Nigeria.

“We offer assistance and support to companies that want to invest in Nigeria,” he said.

The Public Relations Officer of Start in Ghana Investment, Mr Musah Abdallah, praised Mr Okeson for his role in contributing to the growth of the Ghanaian economy.
He said he was an inspiration to Africa’s business success story that had to be recognised.