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MIIF Marks World Environment Day with ESG Discussion

As part of activities marking World Environment Day, the Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) held an environmental sustainability engagement session themed “Sustainable Practices Today for a Safe Planet Tomorrow.”

The session featured Dr. Ato Jacob Kwamina Dodoo, a faculty member at the University of Environment and Sustainable Development and a renowned expert in environmental governance.

Mrs Justina Nelson, CEO, Minerals Income Investment Fund, making some remarks during the discussions on ESG

In his thought-provoking discussion with MIIF management and staff, Dr. Dodoo emphasized the importance of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles in institutional operations.

Dr Ato Jacob Dodoo leading the discussions on ESG to mark the day

He elaborated on the goals and key elements of ESG, providing insight into how these principles can be effectively integrated into MIIF’s daily operations and those of companies in which the Fund holds equity stakes.

Some staff listening in with rapt attention


Dr. Dodoo encouraged participants to reflect on what environmental sustainability means in the context of their workplace, aligning the discussion with this year’s World Environment Day theme focused on plastic pollutants.


The conversation took a practical turn as Dr. Dodoo examined the environmental impact of commonly used office equipment, noting that devices such as laptops, printers, and air conditioners emit harmful gases like carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxides.
He urged department heads to adopt internal policies that support environmental sustainability and reduce the institution’s carbon footprint.

Mr. Kwabena Barning (left), Chief Technical Officer, MIIF, interacting with Dr Dodoo after the lecture


The Chief Executive Officer of MIIF, Mrs. Justina Nelson, emphasized the organization’s commitment to sustainability.


She said the Minister of Finance, Mr Cassiel Ato Baah Forson, had identified environmental stewardship as a key priority during the inauguration of MIIF’s board and noted that the Fund will always incorporate ESG principles in its operations. She added that “MIIF will also continuously ensure that ESG remains a condition precedent anytime the Fund intends to invest in companies operating in the mining space”.


Mrs. Nelson added that MIIF has already rolled out several initiatives aimed at fostering a sustainable work environment and promoting these values among its partners.


The interactive session allowed staff to share their views and experiences on sustainability, making the event both engaging and informative.

New Nine-Member Board of MIIF inaugurated to drive strategic transformation

The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) today inaugurated its new nine-member board at a ceremony held at the Ministry of Finance in Accra, marking a pivotal moment for Ghana’s sovereign wealth fund as it prepares to navigate recent legislative amendments and chart a new strategic course.

Minister of Finance, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson (middle), swearing in the new board members of MIIF.

Mr. Richard Kwame Asante assumes the role of Board Chairman, leading a distinguished panel that includes MIIF’s Chief Executive Officer, Mrs. Justina Nelson.

The other Board members are: Dr Zakaria Mumuni, First Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana; Mr. Edward Apenteng Gyamena, Commissioner of Domestic Tax Revenue, Ghana Revenue Authority; Dr. Alfred Oko Vanderpuije, Member of Parliament, Ablekuma South; Mr. Yakubu Mohammed, Member of Parliament, Ahafo Ano South East; Mr. Robert Wisdom Cudjoe, Member of Parliament, Prestea Huni-Valley.

The new MIIF Board

The rest are: Ms. Yaa Asantewaa Asante, Director, Public Debt Management Office, Ministry of Finance; Ms. Ama Mawusi Mawuenyefia, Director of Communications, Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources.

The new Board brings together expertise from across government and parliament, with representation from key ministries and constituencies.

Board Chairman and other members of the board seated left met with top management of MIIF after their inauguration.

The Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, who inaugurated the board emphasized the Board’s responsibility to provide strategic leadership during this transition period, charging members to collaborate closely with management to revitalize the fund’s performance.

Board members with management team at MIIF.

He gave the assurance that the Ministry of Finance stands ready to provide necessary guidance to ensure MIIF fulfills its mandate while maximizing benefits from Ghana’s mineral wealth for citizens.

Mr. Asante expressed gratitude to President John Dramani Mahama for the confidence placed in the Board Members, pledging unwavering commitment to address existing challenges and transform them into opportunities for growth.

“The new board and management are committed to working tirelessly to correct past shortcomings and position the Fund for success,” Mr Asante said in his acceptance speech.

Mrs. Nelson reinforced MIIF’s core mission as Ghana’s sovereign wealth fund, established to strategically manage and invest the nation’s mineral royalties and equity stakes in mining ventures.

Board members with staff of MIIF after an introductory session.

She said MIIF’s mandate is unambiguous: maximize long-term value from Ghana’s abundant mineral resources while ensuring sustainable economic benefits for current and future generations.

“We recognize the responsibilities ahead, particularly given recent amendments to our Act, and stand ready to collaborate with the board to transform the Fund.”

The Board members after the inauguration at the ministry later engaged directly with MIIF’s management and staff, signaling a collaborative approach to the Fund’s future direction.

MIIF CEO confers with Controller and Accountant General

The Chief Executive Officer of the Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF), Mrs. Justina Nelson has pledged her commitment to further strengthen collaboration between the Fund and key state agencies.

Mrs. Justina Nelson, Chief Executive Officer, Minerals Income Investment Fund, exchanged pleasantries with Kwasi Agyei, Controller and Accountant General after the visit.

This was when she paid a courtesy call on the Controller and Accountant General (CAAG), Mr. Kwasi Agyei, at his office in Accra on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.

The Executive Team of both parties after the meeting.

The meeting was part of MIIF’s broader stakeholder engagement initiative aimed at reinforcing existing relationships with government entities.

During the discussion, Mrs. Nelson emphasized the Controller and Accountant General Department’s crucial role in Ghana’s public financial management framework.

She committed to maintaining high-level collaboration that would benefit both organizations and the State.

“As a sovereign wealth fund with international standing, maintaining rigorous standards is essential to protect our brand integrity. Our partnerships with other stakeholders are therefore invaluable,” Mrs. Nelson stated.

She expressed appreciation to Mr. Agyei and assured him that the discussions would lead to concrete positive outcomes.

For his part, Mr. Agyei congratulated Mrs. Nelson on her historic appointment as Acting Chief Executive Officer of MIIF and confirmed that his Department would work closely with the Fund to fulfill its obligations to the state.

He added that the Department stands ready to provide training and support to any public institution seeking assistance with meeting regulatory requirements and legal obligations.

CEO of MIIF urges Asante Gold to prioritize operational efficiency

The acting Chief Executive Officer of the Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF), Mrs. Justina Nelson, has urged Asante Gold Corporation’s management to maintain prudent cost management and operational efficiency at its Chirano and Bibiani mines.

Mrs. Nelson emphasized that these measures would maximize return on investment (ROI) for shareholders while justifying the investment rationale.

Mrs. Justina Nelson (right) and her executive team when they arrived at the Chirano Mines of Asante Gold Corporation.

Her comments came during a three-day working visit to both mines to familiarize herself with Asante Gold’s operations. During separate briefings, she reviewed the company’s financials and reminded managers of their obligation to maintain stakeholder value and confidence.

Accompanying Mrs. Nelson were MIIF’s top executives, including Chief Operating Officer, Kwabena Barning; Chief Investment Officer, Bubune Sorkpor; and Director of Corporate Affairs and External Relations, Charles Benoni Okine.

This marks the third company visit by the acting CEO in less than two months, part of her initiative to assess the true situation in companies where MIIF holds equity stakes. Since its inception, MIIF has invested in Asante Gold Corporation (operating Chirano and Bibiani mines), Atlantic Lithium (pending parliamentary ratification), Electrochem (a major salt mining company), and Injaro (a viable venture capital fund).

At Chirano, Mrs. Nelson and her team received a comprehensive overview of the mine’s operations and financials. She toured the operational areas and witnessed gold pouring. She also inspected reclaimed lands from intensive mining, which has restored vegetation and enhanced farming activities for residents.

In Bibiani, Mrs. Nelson inspected the soon-to-be-commissioned Sulphur Treatment Plant, designed to increase gold extraction from below 70% to 92%, a development expected to significantly improve the mine’s financial performance and operational viability. She also inspected a major housing project undertaken to relocate a community near one of the largest mining pits.

Mrs. Justina Nelson (2nd from right) is shown the intense earth works being undertaken at the Bibiani Mines.

“For us at MIIF, it is our obligation to ensure that all our investments are returning value in line with our mandate to maximize and monetize the royalties we receive from mining companies operating in the country,” Mrs. Nelson stated.

She added that the Fund would continue monitoring the mines’ operations to ensure management keeps the businesses profitable while paying appropriate dividends.

Mrs. Justina Nelson was briefed by Mr Frederick Attakumah, the Country Manager of Asante Gold Corporation, after her inspection of one of the mining pits at Bibiani.

While expressing satisfaction with both mines’ operations, she cautioned managers against complacency and urged them to strictly follow their respective missions and visions to achieve maximum results.

Mrs. Nelson also emphasized the importance of harmonious community relations, advising managers to prioritize their Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) policies.

“I also want you to take your Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities seriously to avoid any clashes with community members. It is important for us to fully protect the investments in your operations while strictly adhering to responsible mining practices to protect people, their livelihoods, and the environment for present and future generations,” she added.

The Country Director of Asante Gold, Mr. Frederick Attakumah, and the General Manager of Bibiani Mines, Mr. Samuel Takyi, committed to fulfilling their obligations to shareholders, including MIIF.

They pledged to prioritize ESG and CSR issues to protect local communities while mining responsibly and preserving the ecology for current and future generations, as emphasized by MIIF’s acting CEO.

MIIF marks World Health Day with insightful Health Talk

The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) commemorated World Health Day with an educational health talk focused on promoting healthy living among its staff.

The event, held on Friday, April 11, 2025, centred on the theme “Your Health, Your Wealth” and aimed to raise awareness about preventable yet potentially life-threatening health conditions that can be managed when detected early.

Dr. Kenneth Dadzie explaining some issues to Staff.

World Health Day, a global health awareness initiative celebrated annually on April 7 under the auspices of the World Health Organization and affiliated organizations, served as the backdrop for this important corporate wellness event.

Dr. Kenneth Dadzie, Medical Director of Impact Medical and Diagnostics Centre, who facilitated the talk, emphasized the critical importance of regular physical activity.

Dr. Kenneth Dadzie (middle) illustrating a point using Staff.

“We need to, at least, take a 30-minute walk daily,” he advised the attendees.

Dr. Dadzie further stressed the significance of mindful eating habits, urging staff to be conscious of both the quantity and types of food they consume daily.

The medical expert also highlighted the essential role of quality sleep in maintaining optimal health and strongly advocated for annual comprehensive health screenings. “Regular check-ups are crucial for early detection of potential health issues, allowing for timely intervention before conditions worsen,” Dr. Dadzie explained.

Mrs. Justina Nelson expressing appreciation to Dr. Dadzie for a good work done.

Mrs. Justina Nelson, Acting Chief Executive Officer of MIIF, expressed optimism that the staff would implement the valuable health guidance provided.

“Following these recommendations will ensure our team remains healthy and can perform their duties efficiently and effectively,” she noted during her brief remarks.

Mrs. Justina Nelson, Acting CEO of MIIF, Dr. Asiedu-Nketiah, Acting Deputy CEO and Dr. Dadzie pose with Staff after the talk.

Dr. Kwaku Asiedu-Nketiah, Acting Deputy Chief Executive Officer, reinforced the importance of regular medical check-ups to monitor bodily functions and promptly address any detected issues.

He also echoed Dr. Dadzie’s advice on consistent exercise as a fundamental component of maintaining good health.

The event underscored MIIF’s commitment to employee wellness and preventive healthcare as essential elements of organizational success and productivity.

MIIF CEO confers with Graphic Management

The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) has initiated a strategic partnership with Ghana’s leading media outlet, Graphic Communications Group Ltd (GCGL), to broaden its stakeholder communication and reinforce its commitment to transparency and accountability.

Acting Chief Executive Officer of MIIF, Mrs. Justina Nelson, on March 26, led a high-level delegation to meet with GCGL’s Managing Director, Mr. Ato Afful, and his top management team to discuss mutual interests and collaborative opportunities.

Mr. Ato Afful, MD Graphic Communications Group Ltd, welcomes Mrs. Justina Nelson, acting CEO of MIIF to Graphic.

As the first female CEO of MIIF, Mrs. Nelson articulated the fund’s core objectives and her strategic vision for maximizing royalty collection from mining companies.

She highlighted the Fund’s collaborative approach, working closely with key state agencies including:

– Minerals Commission

– Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA)

– Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO)

– National Investigative Board

Mr. Theophilus Yartey, Editor, Graphic, exchange pleasantries with Mrs. Justina Nelson during the visit.

The primary goal of these partnerships, Mrs. Nelson said, is to ensure comprehensive revenue collection that can be channeled toward accelerating Ghana’s national development agenda.

She said MIIF has already made significant strategic investments in four entities: Electrochem;   Injaro; Atlantic Lithium, and Asante Gold.

The Executive Team from MIIF and Graphic holding discussions during the visit.

Of the four, she has already undertaken a working visit to two, Electrochem, and Injaro, to appreciate their operations while discussing, in-depth, issues regarding their financials.

Mrs. Nelson said the Fund is planning additional company visits in the coming weeks to further solidify its investment portfolio and engagement strategy.

Regarding the Fund’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) drive, Mrs. Nelson said a notable initiative of MIIF was the Women from Mining Communities (MIIF-WoMCoM) scholarship programme. This corporate social responsibility project aims to:

– Address gender disparities in STEM education

– Support female students from mining communities

– Provide educational opportunities at the University of Mines and Technology (UMaT)

The recent application cycle (January 16 to February 7, 2025) yielded impressive results receiving a total application of 104.

Mrs. Nelson pledged the commitment of MIIF to ensure that the selection process for scholarship awardees is done equitably and in a very transparent and accountable manner.

Mr. Ato Afful, Managing Director of GCGL, expressed strong support for MIIF’s mandate. He emphasized the critical importance of ensuring that mining royalties are collected efficiently and used to benefit the country.

Mr. Afful also extended his best wishes to Mrs. Nelson, expressing confidence in her ability to leverage her years of corporate experience to advance MIIF’s objectives.

The collaboration between MIIF and GCGL represents a significant step toward enhanced transparency, stakeholder communication, and strategic development in Ghana’s mining sector.

MIIF to ensure companies with equity interest remain profitable
The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) has committed to ensuring that all companies in which it holds equity stakes deliver appropriate returns on investments, enabling the fund to grow and support national development.


To achieve this, the Fund plans to closely monitor these companies to ensure they adhere to their agreements with MIIF, maintain good corporate governance practices, and pursue ventures that benefit the country.

Mr. Jerry Parkes, briefing Mrs. Justina Nelson and her team during the working visit.

 

Mrs. Justina Nelson, Acting Chief Executive Officer of MIIF, made these remarks during a working visit to Injaro Investment Advisors Limited. The visit was part of a planned initiative to familiarize herself with the operations of all MIIF-invested companies.

Mrs. Justina Nelson (3rd from left) in a group photo with management and staff of Zeepay.

 

The visit also provided an opportunity for Mrs. Nelson to observe firsthand the companies in Injaro’s portfolio, which focuses on growing indigenous Ghanaian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). These companies include:

-Zeepay: A well-established fintech providing digital termination of remittances, mobile money, and mobile payment services.
-Kofa Technologies Limited: Owner and manager of battery swapping infrastructure consisting of multi-use swappable batteries and swapping stations offering customers immediate access to fully charged batteries.
-DDP Outdoor Ltd: An out-of-home advertising company operating 1,500 advertising faces across Ghana.

Mr. Dela Kumahor, Vice President – Product Development at Kofa, demonstrating how the motorbikes work to Mrs. Justina Nelson and her team.

During the tour, which included several executive members, Mrs. Nelson urged the managers of the visited companies to reduce operational costs to generate appropriate profits and pay dividends to the Fund.

She also encouraged the companies to invest in the entire mining value chain, ensuring that communities where minerals are mined benefit through development initiatives and job creation.

Mr. Jerry Parkes, Chief Executive Officer of Injaro, congratulated Mrs. Nelson on her appointment as acting CEO of MIIF and committed to continued collaboration between the two institutions to elevate their partnership to the next level.

Mrs. Justina Nelson (middle) flanked by Mr. Jerry Parkes (right) and Mr. Senah Vuley, General Manager, DDP Outdoor, after the official working visit.


He stated that Injaro will continue supporting SMEs in Ghana to help them fully leverage opportunities presented by the government’s 24-hour economic policy.

Mr. Parkes emphasized that one of the company’s strategies is to invest in local companies, which helps retain profits within Ghana and prevents capital flight. He requested additional support from MIIF to enable Injaro to expand its assistance to SMEs nationwide.

During the visit, the management teams from Zeepay, Kofa, and DDP each provided comprehensive overviews of their business operations and pledged commitment to not only protecting MIIF’s investments but growing them to provide the government with additional funds for national development.

Each company outlined aggressive strategies to grow their businesses, increase profits, and pay appropriate dividends to MIIF.

MIIF acting CEO, Justina Nelson tours Electrochem

The acting Chief Executive Officer of the Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF), Mrs. Justina Nelson today (March 19), led a delegation from the Fund to pay a courtesy call on the management of Electrochem Ghana Limited, one of the largest salt mining firms in Africa.

Mrs. Justina Nelson (seated right) is being briefed about the operations of Electrochem at the Boardroom.

The visit was to afford her the opportunity to appreciate the operations of the salt mining company, undertake a comprehensive site tour, and to appreciate how the company was doing.

It also offered her the opportunity to discuss the viability of the project and how management was utilizing MIIF’s equity investment.

Mr. Daniel McKorley (2nd from right) with Mrs. Justina Nelson, acting CEO of MIIF (2nd from left) and Mr. Kwaku Ampromfi (left) during the site visits.

During the meetings, Mrs. Nelson pledged the commitment of the Fund to ensure that the $30 million equity stake of MIIF in Electrochem yields the needed returns.

She said per the mandate of the Fund, which is meant to, among other things, collect dividends and royalties from mining companies and invest on behalf of the State, MIIF will do all it can to jealously protect its equity stake in the company for the good people of Ghana.

She further gave the assurance that all efforts will be made to ensure that, companies in which MIIF has equity shares are successful.

Mrs. Justina Nelson (right), acting CEO of MIIF, interacting with one of the female employees of Electrochem on site.

Mrs. Nelson, in her observations after the tour, expressed delight at the project and noted that the potential of Electrochem was bright and promising.

She urged the management of the company to adhere strictly to good corporate governance standards, continuously improve its relations with the community and ensure industrial harmony.

The Chairman of McDan Group of Companies, Mr. Daniel McKorley, described the potential of the salt project as big, adding that it will rake in more revenue to the State than cocoa and gold combined.

Mrs. Justina Nelson (right) having a look at the raw salt.

He said the company was working around the clock to ensure that it constantly improves operational efficiency as part of a cost reduction and profit optimization measure.

Mr. McKorley said Electrochem looks forward to more capital injections from shareholders into the operations of the business to enable it to complete the next phases of the multi-million-dollar project.

The Group CEO of McDan Group, Mr. Kwamu Ampromfi, said it is the vision of the company to build Ghana’s Next Industrial Hub.

Mrs. Justina Nelson (left) with Mr. Daniel McKorley.

“Electrochem, Africa’s largest salt mine, is on a transformative journey to establish Ada-Sege as an industrial powerhouse, surpassing Tema in scale and impact.  

Electrochem’s immediate plans include completing the installation of a state-of-the-art fully automated salt refinery and an ultra-modern caustic soda plant,” he added.  

Mr. Ampromfi said as the company moves towards delivering one million tonnes, its short-term plan is to build an AI and robotics-driven port in Ada that exceeds the highest standards for maritime and port operations. 

“We will develop a multi-billion-dollar industrial hub that will revolutionize Ghana’s industrial landscape that serves the salt industry for all investors who seek to use salt as a raw product or create salt derivatives and products on large and medium commercial scale. 

In the medium term, we will build a salt and marine chemicals research institute that will create centres of excellence and laboratories, and that will be a global leader in research and innovation,” he added.

He said Electrochem is pleased to accomplish these exploits with MIIF.


Mr. Ampromfi said salt is the mineral of destiny for Ghana in generating massive returns that dwarfs revenues from gold and cocoa.  

“MIIF is Electrochem’s long-term partner in maximizing Ghana’s income from salt and other salt derivatives, in the most sustainable and environmentally friendly manner.

We count on MIIF to help provide the needed government and sovereign fund support through market expansion, strategic direction, influencing policy that promotes businesses, inject capital and attract other co-investors, provide investment guarantees, risk share, access to new markets and networks, provide advisory services and board representation, and develop infrastructure and ecosystems,” he noted.   

He also hinted that the company has completed its prospectus awaiting the composition of the MIIF Board to be able to seek approval in preparation to list on the local bourse, the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE).

President Mahama addresses SOEs

The President of the Republic of Ghana, His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, today (March 13, 2025) met with Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) of specified State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) under the State Interest and Governance Authority (SIGA) at the Kempinski Hotel in Accra.

President Mahama addressing the CEOs.

The breakfast meeting was intended, among other things, to reiterate his vision for the country, and stress the importance of the role of all SOEs in national development.

President Mahama called for a complete reset of SOEs to drive his transformation and reset agenda.

“I will assess you based on your performance. If you do not align with the pace of the reset agenda, you may be asked to step aside,” he said.

President John Dramani Mahama (left) flanked by Prof. Michael Kpessah-Whyte (middle), Director General of the State Interest Governance Authority and Hon. Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, Finance Minister.

President Mahama further warned that “the era of impunity, mediocrity, and financial recklessness must end today.”

He also indicated that loss-making SOEs will no longer be tolerated and will either be merged, privatised, or closed.

According to President Mahama, the meeting was not just a forum for discussion but a decisive call to action, demanding bold leadership, accountability, and an unwavering commitment to excellence from SOE Executives.

“This meeting reaffirms my commitment to shaking up loss-making SOEs and realigning them to break even and transition into profitability. My 2024 campaign promises and the 120-day social contract with the people of Ghana were not mere rhetoric,” he stated.

A cross-section of the CEOs in the meeting. Among them is Mrs. Justina Nelson, acting Chief Executive Officer of the Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF).

President Mahama buttressed his point with the 2023 State Ownership Report produced by SIGA, which highlighted inefficiencies plaguing SOEs, necessitating decisive action.

According to him, many specified entities have operated inefficiently for too long, weighed down by waste, underperformance, conflicts of interest, and a lack of national interest alignment.

“Many SOEs have been used as mere instruments for personal wealth accumulation by appointees. The Chief Executives, Management, and Boards of these enterprises are responsible for this situation.

Some SOEs have become perennial loss-makers, draining public funds with bloated budgets, unjustified allowances, and unnecessary expenditures while relying on government bailouts as if entitled to them. Many of these entities are at their lowest point in the entire history of the Fourth Republic,” he added.

 

Finance Minister, Hon. Dr. Cassiel Ato Baah Forson, said with the right measures and commitment, the CEOs will turn around the complex situations.

Group MD/CE of Zenith Bank meets acting CEO of MIIF
The Group Managing Director/Chief Executive (MD/CE) of Zenith Bank, Madam Adaora Umeoji, has paid a courtesy call on the acting Chief Executive Officer of the Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF), Mrs. Justina Nelson at her office at Cannon House, Cantonments, Accra.

Madam Adaora Umeoji (right), Group Managing Director/Chief Executive of Zenith Bank exchange pleasantries with Mrs Justina Nelson, acting Chief Executive Officer of Minerals Income Investment Fund.

Madam Adaora Umeoji (right), Group Managing Director/Chief Executive of Zenith Bank , Mrs Justina Nelson (middle), acting Chief Executive Officer of Minerals Income Investment Fund, and Mr Adamu Lawani, Executive Director in Nigeria.

She congratulated Mrs. Nelson on her appointment as the first female CEO of MIIF and wished her well in her new role.
Madam Umeoji also pledged the support of the Bank to ensure that the mandate of the Fund is accomplished.

Madam Adaora Umeoji (2nd from right), Group Managing Director/Chief Executive of Zenith Bank, Mrs Justina Nelson (middle), acting Chief Executive Officer of Minerals Income Investment Fund, Mr Adamu Lawani (left), Executive Director in Nigeria, and Mr. Henry C. Onwuzurigbo (right), Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Zenith Bank (Ghana) Limited after the meeting.

Mr. Henry C. Onwuzurigbo, on his part, expressed the commitment of Zenith Bank (Ghana) Limited to further strengthen the cordial relations between the Bank and MIIF.

The Zenith Bank Group team with Mrs Justina Nelson (3rd from left).

He also wished Mrs. Nelson well, adding that Zenith Bank will continue to lend its support to the Fund.
Mrs. Nelson, in her response, expressed gratitude to Mrs. Umeoji and her delegation for the visit.
She said she was inspired by the high-level visit and pledged her commitment to leveraging her rich experience in handling various portfolios to help transform the Fund to achieve its vision.

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