The formal establishment of FOMWAG in 1997 gained critical momentum through the support of Mrs. Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings,
Ghana's First Lady and founder of the influential 31st December Women's Movement. This high-profile endorsement ensured FOMWAG's
rapid acceptance as the authoritative voice for Muslim women's affairs in Ghana.
Education: MBA in Management, MSc in Civil/Environmental Engineering
Work: Director at the Community Water and Sanitation Agency
Education: M.Ed. Special Education
Work: Deputy Director, GES HQ, Accra
National coordinator of the Ghana Muslim students association of special schools(GMSA-Special)
Education: Chartered Certified Accountant
Work: Ameerah of FOMWAG UK, Sarauniyar Nufawa of Ghana & UK
Education: BSc in Computer Networks
Work: Aptotok Global Construction Limited
Education: BA in Publishing Studies, MPHIL
Work: Leadership Science Director at Fatima Farida Academy, Ameerah of FOMWAG Ashanti Region
Education: BSc Marketing
Work: Administrative Secretary, Inter Continental Shipping Company Limited
Education: LLB, MPA, MBA, Certificates in Securities and Investment, Criminal Prosecution
Work: Director of Regional Operations Division, National Communication Authority (NCA), Legal Adviser for An-Nisaa and FOMWAG
Education: BA, LLB, MPA, Barrister-at-Law (BL)
Work: Principal State Attorney, Office of the Attorney General and Ministry of Justice
Education: Not stated in the note
Work: Greater Accra Regional Coordinator, Ghana Post, EMS Section
Position: Deputy National Treasurer
Education: BSc in Business Administration, PG Diploma in Business Administration
Work: CEO, Tjurya Ventures
Education: BA in Communication Studies
Work: Editor at Ghana News Agency, President of YOUNG FOMWAG
Education: Retired SSNIT Staff
Work: Regional President of FOMWAG, Northern Region
Education: Lay Counselor in Pre-Marriage and Marriage Counseling
Work: Pre-Marriage and Marriage Counselor
Education: Da'wah Training
Work: Leader of the Da'wah Group of Mariam, Ajolo Institute, Tamale
Rawdatu Zakari is an administrative leader and independent business owner based in Ghana.
As the Regional Secretary for the Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Ghana (FOMWAG) in the Eastern Region, she oversees regional administration and supports community empowerment initiatives.
Driven by strong values and entrepreneurial skills, she balances her leadership role and business operations alongside her commitment as a dedicated mother of three.
Rashidatu Abdalla Tetteh is a young Ghanaian leader, communicator, and advocate passionate
about women’s empowerment, youth development, mentorship, and community impact. She
holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a Diploma in Public Administration
from the University of Ghana.
Her leadership experience includes serving as Deputy Head of the University of Ghana Distance
Education Disciplinary Committee and participating in student leadership.
She currently serves as the Vice Ameera of the Greater Accra Regional Federation of Muslim
Women Associations of Ghana (FOMWAG), where she supports women-centred initiatives,
mentorship, and youth empowerment programmes. She is also the Interim Public Relations
Officer of the Muslim Female Graduates Association (MUFGA) and Co-Founder of the
Ansaarudeen Girls Club, through which she contributes to the mentorship and development of
young girls.
With a background in media and public engagement, Rashidatu has worked as a podcast host,
television host, moderator, and public speaker. She is committed to using her voice, leadership,
and experiences to empower women and girls, inspire young people, and contribute meaningfully
to community development.
Rashida Zanga Eliasu is a Chartered Accountant and finance professional with experience in accounting, taxation, payroll, financial reporting and business advisory. She is passionate about financial literacy, investment, professional development and women’s empowerment.
She serves as the Financial Secretary of FOMWAG, Greater Accra, bringing strong financial management, strategic communication and digital engagement skills to the team.
Rashida is also the founder and manager of three social media pages with over 17,000 followers, connecting job seekers and professionals to employment opportunities and career resources.
She hopes FOMWAG will build a strong, unified digital presence that increases visibility, connects members to opportunities and amplifies its impact.
I look forward to working with you.
Essential qualifications, skills, commitment levels, and responsibilities expected from individuals applying to support our organization's community initiatives.
Minimum age and eligibility criteria required for volunteers serving the Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Ghana (FOMWAG), ensuring legal compliance, community leadership, and program readiness.
Core volunteering expectations, active participation standards, time dedication, and community outreach responsibilities are required for members supporting the Federation of Muslim Women's Associations in Ghana.
Dedicated volunteers driving community impact through selfless service, empowering Muslim women, and fostering positive social change across Ghana.
The Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Ghana (FOMWAG) was established to
unite Muslim women across Ghana, empowering them through education, advocacy, and
socio-economic initiatives.
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