Liebherr Ghana has given thirty thousand cedis (30,000) to three (3) university students in the Asutifi North District and Tano North Municipality of the Ahafo Region to support their studies.

The three (3) include; Safo Nana Kwadwo at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Dramani Bonsu and Karikari Opoku Vincent from the University of Mines and Technology (UMaT).

At the 2026 NADeF and Liebherr Excellence Scholarship Awards in Ntotroso where the presentation was made, the Vendor Held Stock Manager for Liebherr Ghana, Samuel Allan Abban explained that university education in the country demands a lot especially for students reading mathematics and science therfore, the company decided to support the students with 10,000cedis each to help ease the financial burden of parents.

He entreated the beneficiaries to ensure there is value for money by taking their studies serious and also making it their priority to also help the needy ones in the their communities when they are done with school and begin working.

He indicated that ever since the company partnered NADeF in 2013 for this initiative, it has supported 21 students with an amount of 250,000cedis

He highlighted that the 21 beneficiaries include; 7 engineers, 4 medical professionals, and 1 mathematician who have completed, while 5 engineers and 4 medical professionals are still in school.

However the Executive Secretary for NADeF, Elizabeth Opoku-Darko in her address appreciated the efforts of the company for the past 13 years to support brilliant but needy students at the tertiary level in the ten mining communities where Newmont operates in the Asutifi North and Tano North Districts.

Speaking on behalf of the beneficiaries, Karikari Opoku Vincent expressed gratitude to the company for the gesture which will significantly support their studies.

He assured the company and Newmont Ahafo Development Foundation (NADeF) of value of money to encourage them to continue financially supporting brilliant but needy students in the communities.

Again, he mentioned that once they are done with school and begin working they will also ensure to contribute their quota to support others.

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