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nana kwaku boateng
Former Chief of New Juaben
(b. 1800)
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kwabena frimpong-boateng
Ghanaian physician, surgeon, GH
(b. 1950)
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paul boateng
politician and the UK's first black Cabinet minister (born 1951), GB
(b. 1951)
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stephen asamoah-boateng
Ghanaian politician, GH
(b. 1958)
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akwasi darko boateng
Ghanaian politician, GH
(b. 1967)
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ozwald boateng
English fashion designer, GB
(b. 1967)
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e. a. boateng
Ghanaian academic, GH
(b. 1920)
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francis edmund boateng
Ghanaian diplomat, GH
(b. 1923)
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george obeng boateng
Politician
(b. 1924)
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ama pomaa boateng
Ghanaian politician, GH
(b. 1975)
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george boateng
Dutch footballer, GH
(b. 1975)
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kwaku boateng
former Minister in Nkrumah government, GH
(b. 1926)
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edward boateng
Ghanaian diplomat and politician, GH
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auguster asantewa boateng
Ghanaian journalist
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george boateng
German rapper, musician and association football player, DE
(b. 1982)
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, 保定 
) , in all the world, is a widespread surname. The cognomen Boateng is characteristic of Ghana, where it is a widespread surname, Iceland, where it is quite a rare surname, and Qatar. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Ghana, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Much less frequently, Boateng is the forename as well as the last name.