Mark Addo, Vice-President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), recently visited the Black Maidens, Ghana’s National Female Under-17 team, as they train in Bibiani.
The team is participating in an intensive five-week training program funded by AsanteGold Bibiani Ltd in preparation for important international competitions, including qualification matches for continental tournaments.
During his visit, Mr. Addo expressed President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku’s appreciation to AsanteGold Bibiani Ltd for their crucial support. He stated, “We are thankful for the dedication shown by AsanteGold Bibiani Ltd towards the development of women’s football in Ghana. This sponsorship has allowed us to provide essential resources for the team’s preparation.”
Under the guidance of Coach Joe Nana Adarkwa, the newly formed Black Maidens have been in camp for nearly three weeks, focusing on skill development and team unity. Mr. Addo urged the players to remain committed and disciplined, emphasizing the significance of teamwork.
The team’s preparations aim to secure qualification for major tournaments, including the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup. AsanteGold Bibiani Ltd’s sponsorship has been instrumental in supporting the team’s training, highlighting the company’s commitment to advancing football in Ghana.
Collaborations like this are vital for the growth and success of Ghanaian football, as the association strives to strengthen the sport’s foundation across the nation.
