The Base Movement Founder Dr. George Oti Bonsu to Be Honored at 3G Media Awards
The Base Movement Founder Dr. George Oti Bonsu to Be Honored at 3G Media Awards Today
The Base Movement's Founder, Dr. George Oti Bonsu, is among the distinguished personalities being honored today, Friday, October 23, 2026, at the 15th edition of the 3G Media Awards in Yonkers, New York, United States.
The event, themed A Night of Heroes, brings together entrepreneurs, philanthropists, community leaders, media personalities and other distinguished individuals whose contributions have been recognized by the organizers.
For The Base Movement, the occasion marks an important moment in the public recognition of its founder, whose activities encompass entrepreneurship, philanthropy, community engagement and political organization in Ghana.
Recognizing Dr. George Oti Bonsu
Dr. George Oti Bonsu is a Ghanaian entrepreneur, philanthropist and the Founder of The Base Movement, an organization that brings together Ghanaians at home and across the diaspora to participate in discussions and activities concerning national development.
His work has included supporting community initiatives, engaging with Ghanaians abroad and organizing individuals around shared political and development interests.
As founder of The Base Movement, Dr. Oti Bonsu has been involved in mobilizing supporters of Hon. Kennedy Ohene Agyapong and encouraging participation in Ghana's political and civic affairs.
His selection as a 2026 3G Media Awards honoree places him among individuals recognized by the organizers for their professional and community contributions.
About the 15th 3G Media Awards
Established in 2009, the 3G Media Awards are built around three founding principles: God, Global and Giving.
The awards are organized by 3G Media Group, publisher of 3G Magazine and Afrikan Digest Online Newsmagazine.
This year's event marks the 15th edition of the awards, bringing together personalities from Ghana, the African diaspora and various professional communities.
Previous honorees named by the organizers include Hon. Kennedy Ohene Agyapong, Aliko Dangote, Dr. Osei Kwame Despite, Azumah Nelson, Asamoah Gyan and other notable personalities.
The awards also support philanthropic efforts through the 3G Global Advocacy Group/Foundation, including public education on kidney health and related medical conditions.
The Base Movement and Its Founder
Founded by Dr. George Oti Bonsu, The Base Movement has brought together members and supporters in Ghana and abroad.
The organization has engaged in membership mobilization, political participation and discussions about issues affecting Ghana's development.
The founder's recognition at an international diaspora event also provides an opportunity to highlight the organization's activities and connections with Ghanaians living outside the country.
Dr. Oti Bonsu's Work in Political Literature
In addition to his entrepreneurial and organizational activities, Dr. George Oti Bonsu is co-authoring a forthcoming book titled They Came, They Ruled with Dr. Kenneth Klutse.
The publication examines Ghana's political leadership history, considering successive administrations, their decisions and the circumstances they inherited and left behind.
The book is expected to contribute to discussions about political history, governance and leadership in Ghana.
Event Details: 3G Media Awards 2026
Event: 15th 3G Media Awards
Date: Friday, October 23, 2026
Theme: A Night of Heroes
Venue: Ukrainian Youth Center
Location: 301 Palisade Avenue, Yonkers, New York, USA
Red carpet: 7:00 PM
Main ceremony: 8:30 PM
The Base Movement acknowledges the 3G Media Awards organizers for naming its founder among the individuals selected for recognition at this year's ceremony.
Further updates and photographs from the event may be shared through the organization's official communication channels.
About The Base Movement
The Base Movement is a Ghanaian political organization founded by Dr. George Oti Bonsu. Learn more about its activities, leadership and initiatives at thebasemovement.org.gh.