Saddick Adams, Countryman Songo, Veronica Commey, Nana Yaw Kesse, Odiahenkan Kwame Yaw & Others secure police permits to demonstrate against GFA and Sports Ministry.

Sports Personalities Unite: Nationwide Demonstration Set to Challenge GFA and Sports Ministry

In an unprecedented move, prominent figures in the Ghanaian sports community, including Saddick Adams, Countryman Songo, Veronica Commey, Nana Yaw Kesse, and Odiahenkan Kwame Yaw, have successfully secured police permits to organize a nationwide demonstration on 14th February. This gathering aims to voice their concerns and discontent with the operations of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) and the Ministry of Youth and Sports.

The decision to stage a nationwide demonstration underscores the gravity of the issues perceived by these influential sports personalities. Saddick Adams, known for his incisive sports commentary, Countryman Songo, a renowned sports journalist, and Veronica Commey, a respected sports administrator, join forces with others to address what they perceive as shortcomings within the GFA and the Sports Ministry.

The demonstration is expected to draw attention to various concerns, including transparency in decision-making, accountability, and the overall management of Ghana’s sports sector. The organizers express their commitment to fostering positive change and improvements for the betterment of Ghanaian sports.

Nana Yaw Kesse, a prominent sports analyst, emphasizes the importance of unity among sports enthusiasts in holding sports governing bodies accountable. He believes that the collective voice of athletes, administrators, and fans can bring about positive reforms, ensuring the sustainable growth and success of Ghanaian sports on both national and international platforms.

Odiahenkan Kwame Yaw, a respected figure in sports administration, highlights the need for open dialogue between stakeholders and sports authorities to address grievances constructively. He envisions the demonstration as a platform for fostering communication and collaboration toward a more transparent and effective sports administration.

As the date approaches, anticipation builds for this landmark demonstration that promises to be a significant moment in the history of Ghanaian sports activism. The collective efforts of these well-known sports personalities reflect a shared commitment to shaping a brighter future for the nation’s sports landscape. The demonstration on 14th February is poised to bring attention to critical issues and serve as a catalyst for positive change within the GFA and the Ministry of Youth and Sports.

🚨💣🇬🇭 Saddick Adams, Countryman Songo, Veronica Commey, Nana Yaw Kesse, Odiahenkan Kwame Yaw & Others secure police permits to demonstrate against GFA and Sports Ministry.

The nationwide demonstration will be held on 14th February. pic.twitter.com/8mUUJ85Cqx

— Listowel Mensah (@Listo_Mens) January 31, 2024