By: Kwame Bediako
The National Paralympic Committee of Ghana has announced the appointment of two prominent individuals from the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC) to key positions within the country’s Paralympic sports organizations.
Theophilus Sampah has been designated as the Media and Administrative Officer for the Ghana Amputee Football Association, while Albert Parker will serve as the Media and Administrative Officer for the Para Volleyball Association.
These appointments mark a significant step in strengthening the promotion of inclusive sports in Ghana.
The decision to appoint Sampah and Parker reflects the committee’s recognition of their dedicated service and unwavering commitment to advancing the Paralympic movement within Ghana.
Their roles are crucial in raising awareness, improving media coverage and supporting the development of sports opportunities for athletes with disabilities across the nation.
The appointments are seen as part of Ghana’s broader efforts to foster a more inclusive sporting environment.
Theophilus Sampah brings extensive experience from his involvement in Ghanaian sports, making him well-equipped to lead media and administrative activities for Amputee Football. His expertise is expected to boost the visibility of amputee athletes and promote the sport at both national and international levels.
Similarly, Albert Parker’s leadership in Para Volleyball aims to enhance the sport’s profile and ensure better organizational support for athletes competing in this discipline.
Both Sampah and Parker are committed to leveraging their media backgrounds to highlight the achievements of athletes with disabilities and encourage greater participation in Paralympic sports.
Their appointments are anticipated to inspire more individuals with disabilities to pursue sports and to foster a culture of inclusivity within Ghana’s sporting community.
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