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2024 NISAC: World Athletics to certify Legon tracks- Bawa Fuseini

Gabby Ofei by Gabby Ofei
February 21, 2024
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Ghana Athletics President, Bawa Fuseini, has officially announced the arrival of the World Athletics to conduct certification for the athletics tracks in preparation for the upcoming maiden edition of the 2024 National Invitational Schools Athletics Championship scheduled for the University of Ghana Stadium.

With the event just days away, Bawa emphasized the readiness of the University of Ghana to host all 59 schools from various regions, assuring all stakeholders.

Bawa Fuseini spoke on the Citi Breakfast show with host Bernard Koku Avle on Tuesday, February 20, and confidently stated the final work on the tracks will be done by the close of Friday.

The installation of the tracks will be done, today [Tuesday], they are currently working on the markings of the line, that will be done by Friday.

On Monday, World Athletics will be in Ghana to certify the tracks, they will finish the lines this friday, takes a day to dry and then on Monday we are good to go.

The student-athletes are preparing and ready to go for the maiden edition of NISAC

The 2024 NISAC runs from February 24 to February 28 at the University of Ghana Stadium in Legon with over 50 senior high schools set to be represented in the championship.

 

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