Honours
- Grand Medal “Order of the Volta” National Award for his Contributions to Agriculture - 1978
- Honorary Certificate for Selfless Devotion to Charity by Christian Voluntary Society - 1978
- Award by Ghana Animal Science Association for Outstanding Contribution to the Association - 1982
- Best Farmer Award, Royal Agriculture Show, London - 1984
- Honorary Member, Ghana Science Association - 1985
- National Best Poultry Farmer - 1986
- Meritorious Award for Contribution to Charity by the Ghana National Trust Fund - 1990
- Certificate of Honor for Voluntary Service and Contribution to Charity by the Department of Social Welfare and Community Development - 1990
- The First General Superintendent Certificate of Honor Assemblies of God Ghana - 1990
- Certificate of Honor for Outstanding Contribution to the Ghana Feed Millers Association - 1992
- Junior Achievement of Ghana Business Hall of Fame - 1992
- Ordained as a Minister of religion - 2000
- Honorary Doctorate of Science Degree by KNUST - 2002
- Honorary Doctorate of Divinity by Global Missions and Bible College, London - 2002
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