Nguvu Mining Limited announced headline sponsor of 48th SWAG Awards

The Sports Writers Association of Ghana (SWAG) has announced Nguvu Mining Limited as the headline sponsor of the 48th edition of its prestigious awards in Ghana. This partnership underscores Nguvu Mining's commitment to promoting sports development in the country.

With this collaboration, the upcoming ceremony will be known as the 48th Nguvu SWAG Awards. Speaking at the announcement ceremony, Angela List, CEO and Board Chair of Nguvu Mining, expressed her excitement about partnering with SWAG, organizers of the longest-running awards scheme in Ghana.

"We at Nguvu Mining are proud to be the headline sponsor for the 48th SWAG Awards," List declared. "Supporting an association that recognizes and celebrates sports excellence aligns perfectly with our values. We believe in the power of sportsmanship, and we see it as a crucial element of success, both on and off the field."

Furthermore, List acknowledged the existing positive relationship between Nguvu Mining and SWAG, expressing confidence that this partnership will significantly contribute to sports development in Ghana. She also thanked the SWAG leadership for their collaborative efforts in making this sponsorship a success.

Mr. Kwabena Yeboah, President of SWAG, extended heartfelt appreciation to Nguvu Mining for their continued support. He emphasized SWAG's unwavering commitment to honoring athletes who contribute to the growth of various sporting disciplines.

"The SWAG Awards are highly anticipated by athletes across the country," Yeboah stated. "Nguvu's support helps us put smiles on the faces of these sports personalities, recognizing their dedication and achievements." He expressed optimism that the partnership between SWAG and Nguvu will thrive for many years to come.

The 48th Nguvu SWAG Awards are scheduled to take place on January 12, 2024. Nguvu Mining Limited owns several subsidiaries, including Adamus Resources Limited, Segala Mining Corporation, Sociètè des mines du Liptako, Northern Ashanti Mines Company, and Poura Resources Limited Sarl.