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The President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Okraku has commissioned three new borehole projects in the Kumasi Metropolitan area in the Ashanti Region.
After the commissioning on Monday, April 17, the Ghana FA says it will later commission more in the Region.
“The project sites include Ejisu Okese Park, Kumasi Anglican Senior High School Park (KASS) and the Wesley College School Park. The aforementioned venues are used by the Regional Football Association as Game Centres for Third Division, Second Division and Women’s Division One clubs,” a communique on the Ghana FA website announced on Monday.
It added, “A number of boreholes have been allocated to each of the ten football regions across the country. Notable amongst them are Regional Football Associations Game Centres, some Division One League venues, some Premier League venues, and the GFA Technical Centre at Prampram.
“The Ghana Football Association would continue to provide updates regarding the commissioning of the other borehole facilities in the coming days.”
The borehole project is an initiative of GFA President Kurt Okraku that is being funded via the FIFA Forward 1.0 programme.
The idea is to provide boreholes to improve the quality of pitches and ultimately improve competitions across the country with the Premier League, Division One League, Women’s Premier League and Regional Game centres expected to benefit from the project.
After the commissioning on Monday, April 17, the Ghana FA says it will later commission more in the Region.
“The project sites include Ejisu Okese Park, Kumasi Anglican Senior High School Park (KASS) and the Wesley College School Park. The aforementioned venues are used by the Regional Football Association as Game Centres for Third Division, Second Division and Women’s Division One clubs,” a communique on the Ghana FA website announced on Monday.
It added, “A number of boreholes have been allocated to each of the ten football regions across the country. Notable amongst them are Regional Football Associations Game Centres, some Division One League venues, some Premier League venues, and the GFA Technical Centre at Prampram.
“The Ghana Football Association would continue to provide updates regarding the commissioning of the other borehole facilities in the coming days.”
The borehole project is an initiative of GFA President Kurt Okraku that is being funded via the FIFA Forward 1.0 programme.
The idea is to provide boreholes to improve the quality of pitches and ultimately improve competitions across the country with the Premier League, Division One League, Women’s Premier League and Regional Game centres expected to benefit from the project.