- Nana Baffour, Ghanaian blogger and media personality, won Outstanding Blogger of the Year at LEAGS Awards 2025.
- Event held at The Ripple Centre, Barking, London, bringing together global creatives and entrepreneurs.
- He was recognized for storytelling, digital innovation, and media advocacy.
- Award organized by Splaach Care Foundation under the theme “Our Story | Our Time | Our Legacy”.
- Achievement reinforces Ghana’s growing reputation for global influence in digital media.
Ghana’s digital media space has received a major boost as Augustine Adjei Poku, popularly known as Nana Baffour, earned international recognition by winning the Outstanding Blogger of the Year (Global Stars 2025) award at the Liberians Excellence Achievers and Global Stars Awards (LEAGS Awards).
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The second edition of the prestigious event took place at The Ripple Centre in Barking, London, drawing together leading creatives, entrepreneurs, and change-makers from across the world. The awards highlighted individuals whose work continues to inspire, transform lives, and build lasting legacies.
Nana Baffour’s recognition is the result of his impactful storytelling, digital innovation, and influential presence in Ghana’s media landscape.
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His content, which spans blogging, entertainment coverage, and media advocacy, has been celebrated for amplifying authentic Ghanaian voices on the global stage.
The honor places him among a growing list of Ghanaian digital talents making waves internationally and underlines his role as one of the nation’s most promising young media figures.
The LEAGS Awards, organized by the Splaach Care Foundation and partners, was themed “Our Story | Our Time | Our Legacy”.
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This year’s edition celebrated excellence, resilience, and the far-reaching influence of Africans creating change across borders.
Nana Baffour’s achievement not only adds to Ghana’s reputation as a hub of creativity and innovation but also reflects the power of storytelling to connect communities and cultures worldwide.
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