ASFOD holds forum for stakeholders

The Association For Sports Federation On Disability held a forum to engage people in disability sports, plan for the association and find ways to promote disability sports to attract companies for sponsorship.

Mr. Shaaban Mohammend, the president of ASFOD, said the federation is still in existence and cares a lot about the welfare of its members in disability sports.

“Hopefully there will be an election next year. Big programmes are ahead of us, and we encourage our members to be active in the game of disability because there are more opportunities in the pipeline that ASFOD will execute to make disability sports better again” he said.

He announced that the association will organise the maiden edition of National Disability Day in 2025, which will be the first of its kind in the history of ASFOD.

He stated that the Association for Sports Federation on Disability is committed to supporting the development of disability sports at all levels by saying, “ASFOD seeks to provide guidelines and technical support to its members to achieve laurels for mother Ghana and get a better life.”

ASFOD’s aim is to encourage and equip all disabled men and women in the street to discover their talent and join disability sports for the development of disability sports in Ghana.

Mr. Samuel Obeng and Mr. Theo Viwotor who devoted to advancing disability sports in Ghana and beyond.

The Forum is in line with the ASFOD corporate social responsibility agenda, which seeks to use disability sports to give hope to the physically challenged people in the country to better their lives.

The leadership used the occasion to honour some members of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd generations for their excellent leadership and sporting models exhibited over the years, and the media like ADOA TV were all awarded with citations .

Below are the Orders of Awardees lists that were honour to the great personalities at the Forum of ASFOD with Stakeholders .

First Generation

-FRANCIS ADJETEY SOWAH

-FRANCIS DARKU KUMI

-ANNE DOE

-ISAAC ANKAMAH

-Hon. E.T. MENSAH 

-Miss Eileen  Asife

Second Generation

-CAESAR SITSOFE KWAME -DZIKUNU

-BENJAMIN CHARLES ARMAH

-SAMUEL ARMSTRONG AIDOO.

-ELVIS KOSI ALIPUI

-GEORGE EKEM FERGUSON

-ALI JARA

-JONATHAN AMOAH

Third GENERATION

-PATRICK YAW OBENG

-RAPHAEL BOSTSYO NKEGBE 

-ALEM MUMUNI

-FREDERICK  ASSOR

-CHARLES NARH TEYE

-ZENABU ISSAH

-FATI MORO

-AMDIYA ISSAKA

-FELIX ACHEAMPONG

By Elizabeth A.Gyamfi