By Tilda Acorlor
Domestic football in the Volta Region is experiencing a remarkable surge, driven by efforts to align with modern standards and ignite grassroots development.
It was a landmark moment for the Adaklu District Football Association (ADFA) over the weekend when they crowned third-division side, Top Talent Football Club from Adaklu Ahunda, as it’s inaugural district champions.
The team secured the title with a 2-0 victory over Hasu United in the final of the Adaklu District Association’s Football Middle League, held at the Youth Resource Center in Adaklu.
Attracting supporters and key dignitaries, including Volta Regional Minister, Hon. James Gunu, and Volta FA Chairman Daniel Agbogah.
The historic tournament marks the first organized league since Adaklu, South Dayi, and Agortime Ziope districts gained autonomy from the Ho Municipal Football Association, a restructuring aimed at decentralizing football governance and fostering localized development.
Since its establishment, the ADFA has prioritized infrastructure and talent development, securing office space and equipment while organizing leagues across three tiers, Division Three, U-17, and U-13.
After weeks of competition, Top Talent emerged as Division Three champions, Star FC and Adaklu United claimed victories in the U-17 and U-13 categories, respectively.
The successful debut of the ADFA’s league is truly a commitment to nurturing young talent from the districts, a critical step in building a sustainable football ecosystem.
As the Volta Region’s football landscape evolves, the Adaklu district has shown a blazing administrative professionalism, setting a benchmark for neighboring District FAs.
With plans to further expand the District FAs, the ADFA’s success signals a promising future, not just for local talent, but for Ghana’s broader football aspirations.
