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Full results from Ghana Olympic Committee’s Elective Congress

Edwin Kwakofi by Edwin Kwakofi
March 15, 2021
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The Ghana Olympics Committee’s Elective Congress on Monday saw incumbent Ben Nunoo Mensah retain his Presidency with a hard-fought victory over Richard Akpokavi.

Mr Nunoo Mensah’s 35 points were only seven more than Mr. Akpokavi’s total tally. The result means he now has a new four-year mandate in charge of the Committee.

Also elected on Monday were Paul Atchoe, Frederick Otu Lartey and Mohammed Mahadi were Vice Presidents, Mohammed Sahnoon as Secretary-General and Frederick Acheampong, who is an Executive Committee member of the Ghana Football Association, as Treasurer.

Take a look at the full results below:

Results of 2021 Ghana Olympic Committee Elective Congress

PRESIDENT
1.Richard Akpokavie Esq – Hockey 28
2.Ben Nunoo Mensah – Weightlifting 35

1ST VICE
1.Mawuko Afadzinu – Table Tennis 26
2.Paul Atchoe – Volleyball 37

2ND VICE
Evans Yeboah – Badminton 12
Frederick Otu Lartey – Taekwondo 51

3RD VICE
Charles Osei Asibey – Armwrestling 23
Mohammed Mahadi – Fencing 40

SECRETARY-GENERAL
Richmond Quarcoo – Squash 22
Mohammed Sahnoon Esq – Cycling 41

Deputy Secretary-General

Ahmed Shaib – Weightlifting 44
Bawa Fuseini – Triathlon 19

TREASURER
Frederick Acheampong – Football 41

Christopher Essilfie – Olympian 22

DEPUTY TREASURER
Isaac Aboagye Duah – Tennis 41
Christopher Darko – Amankrah – Athletics 22

Five Representatives elected from National Federation’s affiliates to the International Federations recognized by the IOC and whose sports are included in the Olympic programme:

Michael Aggrey – Golf
George Okoe Lamptey – Amateur Boxing
Albert Frimpong – Baseball
Emmanuel Tetteh – Judo
Delphina Quaye – Swimming

One elected member from a non-Olympic sports federation

Abdul Hayye – Bodybuilding (unopposed)

*One elected member from a National Federation affiliated to the GOC :

Samuel Ayer – SESSA 27
Dr.Bella Bello Bitugo – GUSA 36**

*Three other members elected by Congress :

Rev. Emmanuel Dzani Nikoi – Netball
Michael Nkow Ayeh – GES
Emmanuel O. Asare – Cricket

 

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