Eighty-two-year-old Opanyin Abraham Kwaku Adusei, hailing from the Eastern Region, has been awarded the title of Overall Best National Farmer for 2025 during the 41st National Farmers Day Awards Ceremony, which took place in Ho, the capital of the Volta Region.
Mr. Adusei distinguished himself among numerous esteemed farmers from across the nation, receiving a cash prize in acknowledgment of his years of commitment, innovation, and excellence in the field of agriculture.
Forty-eight-year-old Osman Kadiri, representing the Greater Accra Region, was recognized as the first runner-up, while sixty-three-year-old Charles Gyato from the Oti Region secured the second runner-up position. Additionally, Madam Grace Owusuaah was awarded the title of National Best Female Farmer 2025. Both recipients were also honored with cash prizes for their exceptional contributions to Ghana’s agricultural industry.
The awards were conferred by President John Dramani Mahama, who praised the winners for their diligence, resilience, and dedication to national progress through agriculture.
Upon receiving his accolade, the Overall Best Farmer, Mr. Adusei, conveyed his deep gratitude for the recognition.
He committed to continuing his collaboration with the Ministry of Food and Agriculture to enhance the welfare of farmers and to support initiatives aimed at modernizing the agricultural sector.
This ceremony served as a significant highlight of the National Farmers Day celebrations, which acknowledge the crucial role that farmers and fishers play in ensuring food security and propelling the nation’s economy.
