Chairman of the Parliamentary Select Committee for Youth & Sports Ernest Henry Norgbey has announced that Sports and Recreation Minister Kofi Adams will soon address the press regarding the budget for Ghana’s Black Stars in their recent World Cup Qualifier matches against Chad and Madagascar.
Norgbey’s statement follows public and parliamentary concerns over the minister’s delay in disclosing the expenditure for these games.
While the team’s performance on the pitch has been a focal point for fans, off-field concerns about financial transparency have sparked debate.
The Sports Ministry’s failure to promptly disclose how much was spent on travel, logistics, player bonuses, and other costs has raised questions about accountability, prompting Norgbey to address the issue.
“The Sports Minister is prepping to brief the media very soon on the Black Stars budget, I am not sure there should be any cause for alarm” – Ernest Henry Norgbey, Chairman, Parliamentary Select Committee, Youth & Sports.
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