
Audio By Carbonatix
President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Okraku, believes there is no better 'organised sports institution' than his outfit.
According to him, it's important for corporate Ghana and the private sector to consider partnering with the Ghana FA due to the 'integrity' that they have commanded under his leadership.
Okraku was speaking during the renewal of the contract between the GFA and Decathlon Ghana, who signed a new deal until 2029.
"You can continue to count on my leadership, my integrity, my trust, the integrity of the Football Association, and I am bold to say that the Football Association of Ghana is perhaps the best organised sports institution in Ghana that you can trust," he said.
"We will continue, with your support on this journey, to bring confidence to the private sector to see the example you have set, to also join forces with us and to do business."
Decathlon joined forces with the Ghana FA four years ago, becoming the official sports retail shop for the country's highest football governing body.
Latest Stories
-
Banks write-off GH¢883.7 million as bad debt in 4-months of 2026
20 seconds -
NPP gov’t had already disowned Wontumi over alleged illegality before power changed – Dafeamekpor
32 minutes -
High Court erred in law in Wontumi judgment – John Darko
37 minutes -
Ghana Medical Trust Fund, Ho Teaching Hospital deepen partnership to improve specialist healthcare
37 minutes -
ECOWAS backs $25bn Nigeria–Morocco Gas Pipeline as Africa pushes energy integration
40 minutes -
Wontumi judgment raises concerns over land ownership liability – Nana Baffour Awuah
45 minutes -
Wontumi’s conviction has devastated NPP supporters – Manhyia South MP
49 minutes -
Ghana has lost a statesman in Ya-Na Abukari II – Mahama
55 minutes -
MPs raise alarm over unsecured containers on lowbeds
1 hour -
BoG MPC to weigh inflation risks, liquidity and oil volatility
1 hour -
24 aspirants file nomination for NPP Regional Executive Election in Bono East
1 hour -
Burnham to set out cost of living support
1 hour -
Business schools must listen more to industry – Prof Hinson
1 hour -
Government’s committed to reforming TVET education – Education Minister
1 hour -
PURC secures over GH¢105k credit adjustments for utility consumers in Greater Accra
1 hour