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Ghana Olympic Committee unveils New Committees to advance Olympic and Commonwealth Movement

Gabby Ofei by Gabby Ofei
September 18, 2025
Reading Time: 3 mins read

The Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC) and Commonwealth Sports–Ghana have officially inaugurated 10 committees to drive sports development and advance the Olympic and Commonwealth Sports Movement in the country.

The committees, made up of carefully selected members, have been tasked with promoting sports development, particularly in schools and at the grassroots level, while also strengthening women’s participation in sports.

The committees inaugurated include Legal, Marketing, Fundraising and Sponsorship, Olympic Education, Culture and School Sports, Games and Technical, and National Federations Relations.

Others are Medical and Anti-Doping, Events and Programmes, Finance, Women in Sports, and Government Relations and Stakeholders.

At a brief swearing-in ceremony, Mr Mawuko Afadzinu, Vice President of the GOC, commended the members for their commitment to serving and urged them to remain dedicated to promoting the GOC’s vision. He acknowledged the challenges ahead but expressed confidence in the members’ leadership, resilience, and collaborative spirit.

“So, I charge you today: be bold. Challenge outdated assumptions. Ask ‘why not?’ when you are told ‘this is how it’s done.’ Be accountable—not just to the GOC Executive Board, but to the young girl in Wa running barefoot who dreams of Olympic gold.

Her dream is your KPI. Be collaborative.

Tear down the walls between your committees. Your shared enemy is mediocrity, not each other. Be relentless.

You will face bureaucracy, cynicism, and budget constraints. See them not as obstacles, but as opponents to be defeated on the way to the podium,” he said.

He further congratulated the committee members, noting:

“You are now at the forefront of shaping the future of the Olympic Movement and sports in Ghana.”

Speaking on behalf of the committees, Kobby Woyome, Chairman of the Government Relations Sub-Committee, expressed their enthusiasm in working with the GOC.

He assured that they would leverage their experience and networks to advance sports development in the country.

Also in attendance at the ceremony was the Director-General of the National Sports Authority, Mr Yaw Ampofo Ankra.

Full list of Committee Members

Legal Committee 

Mohammed Sahnoon

Jerry Ahmed Shaib

Eva Okyere

Juliana Addo Yobo

Prosper Harrison Addo

 

Marketing, Fundraising and Sponsorship Committee

Mawuko Afadzinu

Dr. Ben Asante

Adelaide Abbiw

Nathaniel Johnson

Ken Ashigbey

Mawuli Ocloo

Cynthia Ofori

 

Olympic Education, Culture and School Sports Committee 

Bawah Fuseini

Dr. Austin Luguterah

Michael Ntow Ayeh

Rafatu Inusah

George Lamptey

Cathrine Tukpe

 

Games and Technical Committee 

Frederick Lartey Otu

Vivian Dougblor

Richmond Quarcoo

Prof. Sarpong

Iddrisu Gamel Ayambire

Shaban Mohammed

 

National Federations Relations Committee 

George Owusu Ansah

Delphina Quaye

George Tettey

Philip Ameku

Rafiq Mohammed Arthur

 

Government Relations and Stakeholders Committee 

Hon. Wisdom Kobina Woyome

Bernard Mornah

Aurora Commodore-Toppar

Richmond Quarcoo

Ali Shaib Tanko

 

Women in Sports Commission 

Mrs. Patience Baffoe-Bonnie

Mrs. Joyce Mahama

Madam Elizabeth King

Helena Williams

Christiana Ashley

Delphina Quaye

Rafatu Inusah

Phillipina Frimpong

Rita Odei Asare

Cathrine Tukpe

Ayishatu Farida Iddriss

 

Finance Committee 

Mawuko Afadzinu

Evans Yeboah

Edward Nii Lante Bannerman

Ato Van-Ess

Julie Asante

Rodney Oddoye

Robert Yeboah Amponsah

 

Events and Programmes Committee 

Kamal Sulley

Samuel Ayer

Isaac Abe Duah

Rita Odei Asare

Yaw Boakye Yiadom

 

Medical and Anti-Doping Committee 

Dr. Julia Derban

Dr. Akwesi Adomako

Prof. Jonathan Quartey

Paapa Kwesi Ampiah

Prince Azanu

Justine Sitsofe Dzadzetor

Dr. Beatrice Dwumfour Williams

Prince Addo

Dr. Abena Yeboaa Tannor

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