Martha Bissah
Audio By Carbonatix
Upon attaining a Bachelor's degree in Management, Martha Bissah says she is open to representing Ghana at competitions again.
Bissah has not represented the country since winning gold at the 2014 Youth Summer Olympics in the girls 800m race.
Speaking to Joy Sports, she said she belongs to Ghana and will always be willing to run for the country.
Full interview below:
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