Ghanaian Entrepreneur Sangu Delle wins Young Person of the Year at The Future Awards Africa

Sangu Delle

Ghanaian Entrepreneur, Author, Clean Water Activist, Soros Fellow and TEDGlobal Fellow Sangu Delle was presented the Young Person of the Year at Africa’s biggest youth event, The Future Awards held at the Intercontinental Hotel in Nigeria over the weekend.

The event was hosted by Iyanya, Osas Ighodaro, Ice Prince and Flavia saw 10 outstanding individuals rewarded for their excellent work across different fields: business, entertainment, politics, science and technology and education.

Check out the list.

The Future Awards Africa Prize for Young Person of the Year [Endowed by UBA]

Sangu Delle, Ghana, 27

The TFAA Prize in Enterprise Support

Bunmi Otegbade, Nigeria, 27

The TFAA Prize in Entertainment

Nasibu Abdul Juma (Diamond), Tanzania, 24,

The TFAA Prize in Technology [Endowed by Etisalat]

Joshua Okello, Uganda, 23

The Stella Adadevoh Prize in Public Service

Lukman Jaji, Nigeria, 30

The TFAA Prize in Community Action

Jake Okechukwu, Nigeria, 24

The TFAA Prize in Agriculture

Charles Nichols and Samir Ibrahim, Kenya, 24/24

The TFAA Prize in Education [Endowed by Access Bank]

Philip Obaji Jr., Nigeria, 29

The Tony O. Elumelu Prize in Business

Andrew Mupuya, Uganda, 22

The TFAA Prize in Advocacy

Kennedy Odede, Kenya, 29

Sangu Delle was included in “Top 30 most promising Entrepreneurs of Africa in 2014” by Forbes.

He is also the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Golden Palm Investments (GPI); an investment holding and advisory company focused on building world class companies in Africa


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