Charger Limited CEO Donates GH¢47,000 to Nungua Senior High School for Anniversary Celebration
In a remarkable gesture of giving back, Mr. Emmanuel Bortey Borketey, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Charger Limited — producers of Happy Man Bitters, Black Legend Coffee Gin, and operators of the Happy Man Foundation — has donated GH¢47,000 to his alma mater, Nungua Senior High School. The donation was made on Thursday, September 11, 2025, at the premises of the school in support of its anniversary celebration.
Mr. Borketey, who continues to stand out as one of Ghana’s exemplary entrepreneurs, was accompanied by his team during the presentation. The donation, he explained, is not just a show of gratitude to the school that shaped him but also an investment in the education and future of the younger generation.
“Giving back to the school that shaped me is a true honor. To me, this is a privilege, as it represents an investment in a brighter future for our youth,” Mr. Borketey said in his remarks.
The management of Nungua Senior High School expressed their appreciation to Mr. Borketey and Charger Limited for their continuous commitment to education and community development. They noted that such interventions help improve facilities and encourage students to strive for excellence.
Through the Happy Man Foundation, Mr. Borketey has been at the forefront of philanthropic activities across Ghana, with education, health, and youth empowerment at the heart of his initiatives. His latest donation further solidifies his reputation as a corporate leader who not only excels in business but also uplifts communities.
