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Ghana Armwrestling Federation reconstitutes Ashanti Regional leadership to boost sport development

Kelvin KokrokobyKelvin Kokroko
October 9, 2025
in Sports
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Ghana Armwrestling Federation reconstitutes Ashanti Regional leadership to boost sport development

The Ghana Armwrestling Federation (GAF) has reconstituted the leadership of the Ashanti Regional Armwrestling Association as part of efforts to strengthen the development and promotion of the sport across the region.

The new executives include Mr. Kwabena Osei Tutu, Manager at Sikka FM, as Chairman, Mr. Philip Frazier Marvin Norman of the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly as Vice Chairman, Ms. Sylvia Darko of the National Sports Authority as Secretary, Mr. Patrick Lartey of the Ghana Education Service as Technical Head, Mr. Sylvester Anane, a media practitioner, as Public Relations Officer, and Mr. Robert Amuzu as Member.

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The reconstituted regional leadership has been tasked to develop and promote armwrestling in schools and communities, sanction and manage events, form armwrestling clubs to nurture young talent, and establish a regional league to provide a competitive platform for athletes.

They are also expected to foster collaborations with national and international partners, identify and groom emerging talents, and enhance grassroots participation to build a strong foundation for the sport in the Ashanti Region.

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In his acceptance remarks, Mr. Kwabena Osei Tutu expressed appreciation for the confidence reposed in him and pledged to drive growth and excellence in the sport.

“I am honored to lead the Ashanti Region Armwrestling team and contribute to the development of this exciting sport. With the support of our athletes, coaches, and stakeholders, I am confident that we will achieve great things, produce global champions, and bring glory to our region,” he said.

The newly formed team is expected to roll out key initiatives in the coming days, including a training-of-trainers program and school competitions to unearth new talents and kick-start a comprehensive development program for armwrestling in the region.

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