The 50 Most Influential Northern Ghanaian Women - 2016

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According to Woman Rising ''Women make great music, some talk business, others are found in the law courts whiles some will be caught in front of a camera or radio; but all them with a focus of making a difference.  









The 100 Most Influential Ghanaian Women will honour and generate public recognition of the achievements and positive contributions. This recognition will honour women whose work and life continues to save lives, and widen the scope of every little girls’ dreams

 Globally, women have been and continue to be innovative, enterprising and industrious across various sectors in business. The influence and impact of women entrepreneurs in the transformation of economies of both developed and developing countries cannot be over emphasized ''

In Sanatu Zambang case we share our 50 Most Influential Northern Ghanaian Women and there are in the persons of..




1- RUKA YARO – Entrepreneurship/ Advocacy  

2- DIHA CLINIC - Health

3- DOCTOR CHOGU WIFE- Health

4 -FULERA MATERNITY- Health

5- Naana Karim Nihad – Education/ Advocacy

6- RUTH AFOKO - Photography

7- HIKIMAT BABA DUA – Education/Advocacy/Feminist 

8- IKELIMA JIBREEL AHMED – Advocacy

9 - ASANA IDDRIS – Advocacy

10 - KAWUSADA ABUBAKAR – Gender and Governance

11- RABIAT MAAMANSUSU – Gender Activist

12- BLESSILA NANA AFOE AYA KANDOH - Nutrition

13- SAMIHA YUNUS – Advocacy

14- PORTIA DERY- Education

15- RAHAMA ZAKARIA - Media

16- UBAIDA ABDALLAH - Education

17- FAWZIYA ISSAH - Media/ Theater

18- MABEL SUGLO- Fashion/Entrepreneurship

19- SHERIFA AWUDU – Advocacy

20- WIYAALA  - Music

21 -HIBA – Beauty Pageant

22- RUKY JANE SUKA – Social/ Entrepreneurship 

23 -HAFSAH SEY SUMANI- Norsaac co founder

24- Irene Kolan - Beauty Pageant 

25- BALCHISU ABUBAKARI – Justice Fm

26- ZARA AWAL MALIK – Justice Fm

27- WUNPINI F MUHAMMED- Media/Film/ Advocacy

28- JOSEPHINE BRAGO – Diamond Fm

29- ALIMA BAWA – Media/ Angel TV

30- WENDY LAARIE – Zaa Radio 

31- SHERIFA GUNU - Music

32- MIMI ANDANI – Media/Film/Entrepreneurship

34- BACI –Beauty Pagent

35- SHAMSIYA BABA DUA - Health

36- MATINA ABUGURI – Justice FM

37- MARTHA ANABILA – Martha Foundation

38- MRS JEMIMA OWARE – AG at the Registrar General Department

40- HAJIA AZARA BUKARI - Queen Mother

41- YELZOL GAA NAA HAWA SALIFU – Chief/Banker 

42- EWURAMA ATTOH - Radio/Social Media

43- DR SAHADA ALOLO – Entrepreneurship/Advocacy

44- HAJI MARY NAKOBO – District Chief Executive Chereponi

45- Mrs Amina NRGP- GenderActivist

46- MAMA LAADI - Charity Home

47- HAJI MARIAM – Religion

48-DR NAMAWU ALOLO – Advocacy/ Entrepreneurship

49- HAMIDU MAATA – Entrepreneurship

50- LYDIA – Radio Upper West

In a publication by Ameyaw Debrah, the celebrated blogger said '' From startups to small and medium sized businesses to large corporations, women have played and continue to play significant roles in creating jobs, introducing innovative solutions to critical challenges, producing relevant products and services and creating wealth.



In Sub-Saharan Africa and particularly in Ghana, statistically, there are more women entrepreneurs and women-run businesses than their male counterparts. Despite the diverse responsibilities and challenges women face, their tenacity, resilience, commitment, passion, ingenuity, vision and exploits are worth recognizing and celebrating''


NB: Sanatu Zambang believe there are more of such women but we might have missed it. If you know of any, kindly leave a comment so we can make another list.

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