RICHARD OKRAMPAH ABBAN FOUNDATION (ROAF) LBG
TEAM PROFILES
The People Behind the Mission
ROAF is led by individuals whose commitment to Mpeseduadze is not professional obligation — it is a personal calling.
Mr. Richard Okrampah Abban
Founder & Director
Mr. Richard Okrampah Abban is the founder, patron, and driving force of the Richard Okrampah Abban Foundation (ROAF) LBG. A native son of Mpeseduadze, he left his hometown as a young man and spent decades building a life and career in the United Kingdom. Through every chapter of that journey, his love for Mpeseduadze never dimmed — and in April 2026, he returned to formally launch what he describes as his life’s most important work. Mr. Abban serves as Chairman of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees, lead patron of all flagship programmes, and the personal financial anchor behind ROAF’s inaugural clinic construction fund. His vision — to build a healthier, economically empowered, and accessible Mpeseduadze — is the foundation upon which every ROAF programme is designed.Beyond the financial commitment, Mr. Abban brings decades of lived experience, a global perspective on development, and an intimate understanding of what his community needs — making him not just a benefactor, but a builder.
Mr. Freeman Elikplim Boatri
Project Consultant
CEO, Frexox Consultancy Services Ltd
Mr. Freeman Elikplim Boatri is the Chief Executive Officer of Frexox Consultancy Services Ltd, a Ghana-based consultancy that provides technical, strategic, and advisory services across a wide range of sectors. He serves as the principal Project Consultant to ROAF, bringing world-class expertise in programme design, financial modelling, investor documentation, and stakeholder engagement to the Foundation’s mission.
Under the ROAF mandate, Mr. Boatri has led the development of the Foundation’s complete programme document suite including the Integrated Community Development Programme Report, the Official Programme Itinerary, the 12 Dignitary Invitation Letters, the 8 Personal Invitation Letters, the Welcome Song for the community, and this Website Content Document. His work ensures that ROAF communicates at the highest international standard to donors, governments, and development partners worldwide.
Mr. Boatri’s consultancy track record spans healthcare infrastructure, agro-industrial feasibility studies, microfinance operational frameworks, large-scale Pan-African satellite infrastructure agreements, alluvial gold mining operational frameworks, and CSR programme design. He is a trusted adviser across multiple client sectors in Ghana and West Africa.
Frerox Consultancy Services Ltd serves as the official technical and documentation partner for ROAF’s 2026 programme launch.
Mrs. Tonte Abban
Mrs. Tonte Abban is a compassionate, purpose-driven leader whose life and work are deeply rooted in service, care, and the pursuit of meaningful social impact. As the Director and Chief Executive Officer of Myrtle Healthcare, she leads with both vision and empathy, consistently championing quality healthcare delivery while upholding the dignity, safety, and well-being of every individual under her care.
Beyond her contributions to healthcare, she serves as a Trustee of the Hopewell Rose Foundation, where her unwavering commitment to community development continues to shine. Through this role, she actively supports initiatives that provide hope, empowerment, and sustainable opportunities for vulnerable populations.
Within the Richard Okrampah Abban Foundation (ROAF) LBG, Mrs. Tonte Abban plays a critical leadership and decision-making role as the Executive Director. She is a key pillar in shaping the strategic direction of the organization, particularly in advancing its mission to improve the lives of underserved communities.
She is specifically entrusted with the Children and Women Affairs portfolio, where she leads the supervision of targeted interventions aimed at protecting, empowering, and uplifting women and children in less privileged communities across all operational areas of ROAF. Her responsibilities include:
Developing and overseeing programs focused on child protection, education support, and welfare services
Leading women empowerment initiatives, including livelihood support, health education, and advocacy
Designing responsive interventions for vulnerable groups, including victims of abuse, neglect, and socio-economic hardship
Collaborating with local and international stakeholders to mobilize resources and partnerships for women and children-centered programs
Ensuring policy alignment with national and international frameworks on gender equality and child rights
With her rare dual background as both a lawyer and a nurse, Mrs. Tonte Abban brings a powerful combination of legal expertise and clinical insight into her work. This unique blend enables her to approach social interventions with a holistic perspective balancing care, justice, and advocacy in addressing complex community challenges.
Her leadership is defined by integrity, compassion, and a relentless commitment to service. She continues to inspire change, influence policy, and drive impactful programs that not only transform lives but also contribute to building resilient and empowered communities.
Mrs. Tonte Abban remains a strong advocate for equity, protection, and opportunity dedicating her voice and expertise to ensuring that women and children are not only supported but given the tools and environment to thrive.
Joyce Akonobea Akua Amoah
Project Manager
Joyce Akonobea Akua Amoah is an accomplished executive leader and Project Manager at Richard Okrampah Abban Foundation, recognized for her strategic vision, humanitarian commitment, and ability to drive inclusive, people-centered development. She leads the planning, coordination, and execution of high-impact programs that advance education, gender equality, and community resilience across diverse communities.
Blending global perspective with operational excellence, Joyce brings a rich professional background spanning international relations, aviation, customer service, business development, and marketing. Her experience as a cabin crew professional strengthened her cultural intelligence, adaptability, and interpersonal leadership, while her roles in customer service and business development refined her expertise in stakeholder engagement, problem-solving, and organizational growth.
Joyce previously served as a Business Development Manager, where she led cross-functional teams, built strategic partnerships, and delivered measurable revenue growth. As a Marketing Manager, she successfully enhanced brand visibility and drove innovative campaigns, and her customer service career established her reputation for excellence in client relations, operational efficiency, and team mentorship.
A passionate human rights advocate, Joyce is deeply committed to women’s empowerment and the advancement of marginalized groups. Her leadership reflects a rare balance of strategic planning and empathy, enabling her to design and implement sustainable, transformative initiatives.
Grounded in integrity, collaboration, and purpose, Joyce continues to build impactful partnerships and mobilize communities, guided by her belief that true progress begins when people are empowered to reach their fullest potential.
ROAF Community Team
Community Liaison & Local Coordination
A dedicated group of community representatives, youth leaders, women’s group coordinators, and local stakeholders who serve as the bridge between ROAF’s programme team and the people of Mpeseduadze. The community team ensures that every programme decision reflects the actual needs and aspirations of the people it is built to serve coordinating local logistics, mobilising residents, managing community communication, and providing on-the-ground support for all programme activities.
