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The various Supporters groups in Ghana have decided to come together under a single umbrella in their operations which are geared at supporting the various national teams of Ghana.
Twenty two (22) of these officially certified supporters groups after painstaking meetings have formed a five member committee.
The committee is made up of the leaders of Millennium Supporters Union, GHANSU, NSU, Die Hard Supporters Union and the National Women Supporters Union to rally the groups together especially with 2014 World Cup in Brazil looming.
The groups have come under strong criticism for springing up and being a divided front but with their amalgamation they believe they will be able to address the concerns of their members in acquiring assistance in the discharge of their duties.
They various supporters groups have adopted the name “GHANA SUPPORTERS.''
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