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Vice President Pledges Support for Ghana’s Sports Sector

 

 

Vice President Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has reaffirmed her commitment to fostering a thriving sports ecosystem in Ghana during a working visit to the Ministry of Sports and Recreation. The visit, which took place on Thursday, January 22, 2026, aimed to highlight the vital role of sports and recreation in the country’s development.

 

According to the Ghana Football Association, the Vice President received updates on current initiatives and progress within the ministry, praising the sector’s efforts in sports safety, governance, and funding. She emphasized the importance of a proactive approach to addressing the needs of Ghanaians and pledged her support for the timely release of logistics and resources to facilitate the ministry’s work.

 

The Sports Minister, Kofi Adams, highlighted Ghana’s progress in sports development, citing the clearance of over USD 904,000 in overdue salaries for Black Stars staff and the passage of the Ghana Sports Fund Bill to finance sports infrastructure and development. The Vice President commended Mr. Adams for his excellent leadership and emphasized that service to humanity remains the core calling of public servants.

 

The Chief Director of the Ministry, Mrs. Wilhelmina Asamoah, expressed gratitude for the Vice President’s thoughtful visit, describing it as a motivation for management and staff to continue their hard work and dedication. The visit underscores the government’s commitment to developing a robust sports sector, with leaders working collaboratively to ensure Ghana’s sporting talents are nurtured and celebrated on the global stage.

 

The Vice President’s visit is expected to boost confidence in the future of Ghana’s sports industry and its potential to contribute to social cohesion and economic growth. As the country looks to enhance its sports sector, stakeholders are optimistic about the prospects of Ghanaian athletes on the international stage.

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Author: Korkor Anumu

 

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