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2025 Inter-Schools CAC: “We want to have Mfantsipim’s Joseph Andoh for African Championship Next Year”– Bawa Fuseini

Gabby Ofei by Gabby Ofei
March 3, 2025
Reading Time: 2 mins read

Ghana Athletics President Bawa Fuseini has revealed that Mfantsipim’s rising sprinter, Joseph Kwoffie Andoh, has caught the attention of the national body.

Bawa Fuseini expressed his desire to include Andoh in the national athletics team and relay squad for the upcoming African Championships.

His comments follow Andoh’s standout performances at the 2025 Inter-Schools, Colleges, and Athletics Competition, held in Kumasi and Cape Coast, where he excelled in the 100m, 200m, 4x100m, and 4x200m events.

Andoh capped his victories with Cristiano Ronaldo’s iconic “suui” celebration, thrilling the crowd.

 

2025 Inter-Schools CAC: “We want to have Mfantsipim’s Joseph K. Andoh for African Championship next year, he is picking up just like Benjamin Azamati”– Bawa Fuseini, Ghana 🇬🇭 Athletics President.

100m, 200m, 4x100m & 4x200m Champion in Cape Coast, Central Region.#CitiSports pic.twitter.com/oLmE4eGAp4

— Citi Sports (@CitiSportsGHA) March 3, 2025

Joseph Andoh Kwoffie solidified his reputation as the Central Region’s fastest sprinter with a commanding performance in the 100m final at Cape Coast Stadium on Friday, February 28.

The Mfantsipim School speedster had already made his mark on Day One of the 2025 Central Region Schools & Colleges Sports Association Super-Zonal Championships, securing gold in the 200m and anchoring his team to victory in the 4x200m relay.

His exploits left national sprinter and gold medalist Joseph Paul Amoah in awe of the young athlete’s talent.

 

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