These are the top 10 Richest Men in Ghana you may not have Known or heard about, number one tycoon billionaire revealed.
As of October 26, 2025, a new spotlight shines on Ghana’s wealthiest individuals, unveiling a list of 10 silent empire builders who dominate the nation’s economy without the glare of political or celebrity fame.
TOP 10 Richest Men in Ghana You May Not Have Known | Tycoon Billionaires Revealed [VIDEO]
Photo of some of the TOP 10 Richest Men in Ghana – from left to right, Mr. Kwabena Duffer, Mr. Agyepong, and McDan
From private ports to sprawling land holdings, these tycoons have amassed fortunes ranging from GH₵1.2 billion to an astonishing GH₵15 billion. Ghana Trends Media has released an exclusive countdown, captivating audiences with tales of self-made success, including a pharmacist turned drug empire mogul and a telecom ghost who quietly sold a major stake for billions, leaving the public in awe.
Leading the list at number 10 is Ernest Bediako Sampong, founder of Ernest Chemists, who transformed a single pharmacy in Kumasi into a West African network of over 80 branches, amassing a GH₵1.2 billion fortune. At number 9, Patricia Poku-Diaby, dubbed the telecom phantom, discreetly sold her AirtelTigo stake, pocketing GH₵1.5 billion while shunning the limelight. Dr. Kwabena Duffuor Jr. ranks at 8 with a GH₵2.1 billion empire built from real estate and media, despite the 2018 collapse of UniBank, showcasing the resilience of his family’s wealth.
The rankings escalate with Sir Sam Jonah at number 7, a land baron controlling 40% of East Legon’s plots and sealing multimillion-dollar mining deals, with a net worth of GH₵3.8 billion. Daniel McKorley, known as McDan, climbs to number 6 with a GH₵4.5 billion portfolio that evolved from a salt-selling venture to owning private ports and airlines. Ibrahim Mahama, at number 5 with GH₵6.2 billion, leverages construction, mining, and political ties, while Dr. Kwabena Adjei, the Alomo King, exports bitters to 40 countries, boasting a GH₵7.1 billion fortune.
At number 4, Joseph Siaw Agyepong’s Zoomlion empire, built on government contracts, reaches GH₵8.9 billion, while number 2, Charles Ampofo, a reclusive oil magnate with GH₵11.4 billion, operates from Dubai with zero public presence. Topping the list is Dr. Kwabena Duffuor Sr., whose diverse holdings—including UniCredit Bank, cocoa plants, and seven radio stations—propel his net worth to an estimated GH₵12-15 billion, dwarfing Ghana’s top musicians combined. Social media is abuzz as Ghanaians react, debating the exclusions of figures like Nana Kwame Bediako and Kwame Despite.
This revelation has sparked a wave of curiosity, with viewers flooding comment sections to share their shock and demand a Part 2 from Ghana Trends Media. These billionaires, operating beyond the traditional spotlight, highlight Ghana’s evolving economic landscape. As the nation grapples with their influence, the story of these hidden titans is poised to shape discussions on wealth and power, offering a fresh perspective on who truly drives Ghana’s prosperity in 2025.
