Showing posts with label Ghana athletics Association news. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ghana athletics Association news. Show all posts

Wednesday, 7 September 2016

Former GAA Boss Laments Incumbent"s Lack Of Focus

Former chairman of the Ghana Athletics Association (GAA), George Lutterodt, has decried the ‘purposelessness and directionless’ of the current leadership of the GAA, with regards to various issues confronting the association.


GAA-President-Prof.-Francis-Dodoo
GAA- President-Prof.Francis Dodoo

A case in reference is the indefinite suspension of Olympic Gold medalist, Martha Bissah, which to him, remains unclear and could go a long way to negate the image of the association


He said; “When I was elected the chairman of the association, I called on past chairmen to discuss and devise measures on how to improve the discipline for continuity but the current leadership has failed to do likewise.


“I just don’t do things my way. I have to take advice. Then when I left and Sandy Osei Agyemang came, the first thing he did was to call and discuss issues concerning the discipline with me.


“This is how it should be but since the Prof. Francis Dodoo administration assumed office, they have never done that and this has culminated in the disastrous results we are facing right now.”


Mr. Lutterodt reiterated his point on how the current leadership ought to share ideas on moving the association forward, ahead of the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.




Former GAA Boss Laments Incumbent"s Lack Of Focus

Sunday, 13 March 2016

Emmanuel Dasor Grateful To GAA

Ghanaian athlete Emmanuel Dasor has expressed his gratitude to the Ghana Athletics Association (GAA) for seeking his welfare ever since he took up the mantle of competing for the country.


The 25 year old is in poll position to qualify for the Olympics after making a season and a personal best of 45.61 in the 400 metres race at  the recent National Open  Championship held at the El-Wak stadium, which falls short of a 1000 seconds of the Olympic mark of 45.40.


In an interview with sportscrusader.com from his based in Alabama, USA, Dasor said “the GAA led by Professor Francis Doudo has played an integral role in my physical and psychological well being both off and on the field , which has really helped in my development as an athlete.


The athlete also expressed his gratitude for the association for the exceptional care provided his team members based in Ghana.


Dasor  is currently preparing for the upcoming outdoor event with participating in various indoor event across various state in USA




Emmanuel Dasor Grateful To GAA