London, UK – 3 June 2025
Mr Emmanuel Akachukwu, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Rose NDC 21, is set to participate in the forthcoming Africa Summit London and 15th African Business Leadership Awards, scheduled to take place on 9–10 July 2025 in London, United Kingdom.
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Mr Akachukwu is the driving force behind Rose NDC 21, a Sierra Leonean diamond mining enterprise renowned for its focus on exploration, valuation, and mining consultancy. Since its establishment in 2016, the company has grown to become a respected player in the regional mining landscape, offering not only mining services but also equipment rental and project support tailored to local conditions.
Under Mr Akachukwu’s leadership, Rose NDC 21 has pursued a mission rooted in sustainability and long-term impact. His vision blends economic ambition with environmental responsibility and social accountability, setting new benchmarks for indigenous participation in Sierra Leone’s extractive industry.
With more than seven years of experience, Mr Akachukwu has positioned the company to contribute meaningfully to national development by fostering job creation, supporting responsible mining practices, and advancing local expertise.
His presence at the Africa Summit London is expected to add valuable perspective to discussions on the future of Africa’s extractive industries, particularly the role of indigenous businesses in shaping equitable and sustainable growth. Mr Akachukwu’s insights will be instrumental in dialogues on private sector leadership, resource governance, and intra-African collaboration.
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