NSA supervisor answers Cape Coast Arena boycott

The Chief General of the Public Games Authority (NSA), Prof. Peter Twumasi has uncovered that neither his association nor the Service of Youth and Sports has gotten official warning from the Confederation of African Football (CAF) with respect to the revealed order for the redesign of the Cape Coast Arena.

He communicated shock at the media reports of the implied restriction on the arena from facilitating global matches because of deformities distinguished during a CAF examination, the NSA supervisor communicated bewilderment, underlining that his association had not been officially educated regarding any such worries from CAF authorities.

The NSA supervisor further scrutinized the planning of the supposed boycott, underlining that the Cape Coast Arena, alongside the Baba Yara Arena in Kumasi, had been ensured by CAF in June after a comparative examination work out.

"We have not gotten any letter for review of the Cape Coast Arena nor have we gotten a letter from CAF saying the arena is not doing so great. On the off chance that CAF was coming here for a review, they would have kept in touch with us or the service, yet not a solitary one of us was composed to for this situation," Prof. Twumasi expressed in a meeting with the Day to day Realistic.

"How might an arena that was guaranteed in June be proclaimed ill suited in October? No one has gotten a letter welcoming CAF to come and do an investigation, as well as the indicated conclusion," Prof. Twumasi questioned in a meeting with the Everyday Realistic.

Answering reports that the restriction on the office had constrained Medeama SC to involve the Baba Yara Arena as an elective setting for the CAF Champions Association because of the detailed deformities, Prof. Twumasi uncovered that there was no proper arrangement among Medeama and the NSA for the utilization of the Cape Coast Arena.

He demanded that clubs utilizing NSA-oversaw offices had formal agreements and Medeama expected to stick to the laid out strategies to get to the Baba Yara Arena for their impending Bosses Association bunch matches against CR Belouizdad of Algeria on December 1, Youthful Africans of Tanzania (December 8) and Egyptian monsters Al Ahly on February 24, 2024.

"At this very moment, they have no agreement with the NSA to utilize either the Cape Coast, Baba Yara or the Accra Sports Arena. Every one of the clubs that are utilizing our offices have marked agreements with us so Medeama can gain admittance assuming that they come to sign an agreement with the NSA," he said.

"We serve 54 games trains so at each point, a few different disciplines are likewise utilizing the offices so when you need to utilize it, you make a solicitation from the Public Games Authority and the sort of planning that you solicitation will be finished for you," he further made sense of.

Essipon Arena

Prof. Twumasi gave a situational report with respect to the condition of the Essipon Arena which had been shut down for north of two years for broad restoration. He made sense of that the pre-assembled arena had experienced critical erosion because of its closeness to the ocean, requiring the expulsion and substitution of eroded metals by the worker for hire.

The second period of remodel involved material the office, which the worker for hire was set to attempt in the wake of getting the fundamental materials.