Nii Nortey K. Oquaye embodies the fusion of tradition and modern leadership—serving as the esteemed Oblantaa Mantse of Osu, enstooled by OSU Ashantse Dzaasetse Nii Nortey Omantuo IV. He is a distinguished professional, mentor, and advocate for social progress.
His philanthropic efforts are channeled through the Oquaye Foundation, which is dedicated to uplifting youth and enhancing the quality of life in Osu through impactful programs in education, healthcare, and nutrition
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Nii Nortey Omantuo VII - OSU Ashante
The Oquaye Foundation is dedicated to creating meaningful and lasting change in Ghana by empowering individuals and strengthening communities. Its mission focuses on:
At its core, the Foundation stands as a force for sustainable impact—committed to building a Ghana Ghanaians can live with dignity, purpose, and opportunity.
- Advancing education through scholarships and mentorship programs that unlock potential and expand opportunity.
- Enhancing health and wellness through targeted medical support and nutritional aid for underserved populations.
- Supporting youth development by promoting leadership, personal growth, and civic responsibility.
- Upholding Ghanaian traditions and restoring family values, ensuring that cultural heritage and community bonds remain central to national progress.
"I couldn't imagine finishing school without my laptop. " - Kwame, Education Program Graduate
- Diasporan Affairs Monthly Conference Calls
In partnership with the Office of Diasporan Affairs and the Oquaye Foundation, these free sessions help prepare diasporans for travel to Ghana. Topics include traditions, land ownership, citizenship and dual citizenship, business opportunities, travel expectations, dos and don’ts, common rumors, and practical tips to make your journey smooth and meaningful.
- Unicom: New Medical Needs Program Launch — Sept 1, 2025
A revised initiative designed to better address the medical needs of our communities.
- CPR Training Course — Coming Soon
Equipping communities with life-saving skills. Stay tuned for dates and enrollment information.
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Get In Touch
- Email: info@oquaye.org
- WhatsApp: +233 53 336 3026
- Send Donations via Sendwave or Remitly to
- +233 54 383 5900
Come Share the Joy—Support
Click on the links above to apply for our medicine support program or to register for CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) training. Be sure to fill out the forms completely with accurate information for consideration. CPR is a valuable lifesaving skill that prepares you to respond effectively in emergency situations.
Eligible individuals can receive assistance with basic medications through Unicom Pharmacy, located next to Frankies on Oxford Street in Osu. Please note the following important details:
- Complete the online form with accurate and up-to-date information for your application to be considered.
- You will receive a notification if your request is approved.
- Do not use this form for emergency or urgent care medication requests — it is not intended for immediate needs.
- Expect a response delay of up to one week or more, depending on the volume of applications.
This program is intended to support the community with non-emergency medical needs, especially for those experiencing financial hardship.
For those seeking to live or work in Ghana, we guide you through the residence permit application process.
Required Documents:
- Employer letter & company documents
- Completed application form
- Passport photos & valid passport
- Work permit & Ministry of Interior approvals
- Applicant's CV
Fees (approx.): US $300–1,000+ for permit, plus associated screening fees.
Reclaim your heritage and navigate the dual citizenship application with our assistance.
Required Documents:
- Application letter & Form 10
- Copies of Ghanaian & foreign passports
- Passport-size photos
- Naturalization certificate (if applicable)
- For children: Birth certificate, parent's Ghanaian passport
Fees (approx.): GHS 600 (in Ghana), US $200 (abroad).
Processing Time: ~1 month (in Ghana), 6–12 months (abroad).
We help streamline the process for first-time applicants, renewals, or replacements for lost passports.
Required Documents:
- Birth certificate & additional ID
- Proof of profession
- Biometric data capture
- For renewals/lost: Old passport, police report, affidavit (if applicable)
- For minors: Birth certificate, parent/guardian ID
Validity: 10 years (for applications from March 31, 2019, onwards).
We simplify these essential processes, ensuring transparency and direct impact of your contributions.
Building A Better Ghana For the Children of OSU