Energy Minister Dr John Abdulai Jinapor has sworn in a reconstituted nine-member board of BOSTEnergies, charging members to uphold good governance, financial discipline and accountability.
Dr Jinapor administered the oath of office on behalf of President John Dramani Mahama, according to a statement.
The board is chaired by Moses Bukari Mabengba, a former Northern Regional Minister and Member of Parliament for Saboba. BOSTEnergies Managing Director Afetsi Awoonor is also a member.
The minister urged the board to promote transparency, integrity and operational efficiency while ensuring the company’s long-term sustainability. He also called on members to discharge their duties professionally and prioritize the national interest.
“Uphold the highest standards of corporate governance, financial discipline, transparency, accountability, and integrity, while strengthening operational efficiency and ensuring the company’s long-term sustainability,” he said.
The nine-member board comprises:
- Moses Bukari Mabengba – Chairman
- Afetsi Awoonor – Managing Director
- Seidu Alhassan Alfajor
- Atchere Asuah Kwesi
- Dr Samuel Ayeh
- Albert Anarwat
- Otoo Allister
- Dr Ernest Norgbey
- Sheriff Abudu
Established in 1993, BOSTEnergies was formerly known as the Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Company. The wholly state-owned company adopted its current name at its annual general meeting in August 2025.
The board takes office as BOSTEnergies reports improved financial performance. Figures presented at its annual general meeting this year showed revenue nearly tripled to GH¢3.81 billion in 2025, while profit after tax rose 72% to GH¢683.96 million.
The company also paid a GH¢34.2 million dividend to the government, which Dr Jinapor described as the first he could recall.
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