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FC Samartex 1996 striker Emmanuel Mamah has been crowned NASCO Player of the Month for April in the Ghana Premier League.
The in-form forward played a pivotal role for the Timber Giants during the month, scoring six of the team's 13 goals in April.
His standout moment came on matchday 29, when he netted a brace against Basake Holy Stars and picked up the NASCO Player of the Match award.
With seven goals in 31 appearances, Mamah currently leads Samartex’s scoring chart in the league.
As part of his award, he will receive a 42-inch NASCO television set, presented by Electroland Ghana Limited
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