Showing posts with label Secretary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Secretary. Show all posts

Wednesday, 30 December 2015

GFA Ag. Scribe - Emmanuel Gyimah takes a bow

Ag. General Secretary of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Mr. Emmanuel Gyimah, has taken a bow after two years of dedicated service to the nations football controlling body.


The GFA at a colourful ceremony on Wednesday, in honour of the outgoing head of secretariat of the GFA, lauded the qualities of Mr. Emmanuel Gyimah and described him as a succesful football administrators.


The President of the Ghana Football Association, Kwesi Nyantakyi, eulogised out-going General Secretary of the Association, for his immense contribution to the success of the FA.


“He is an honest person, fortright, meticulous and a hard-working man.


“We are proud of him and proud of his outstanding accomplishments as a staff of the GFA”. Added the FA boss.


The GFA President also described Gyimah as a good example of staff to work with and urged the staff of the Association to emulate his exemplary qualities.


“On behalf of the executive committee and the GFA, I wish you all the best in all your future endeavours,” the GFA president added.


The out-going General Secretary was grateful to the GFA for the honour bestowed on him and advised staff of the GFA to remain dedicated to their work.


Mr Emmanuel Gyimah worked at the Greater Accra FA Secretariat before moving to the National Secretariat where he rose from the position of a Deputy General Secretary to become the head of the Secretariat.




GFA Ag. Scribe - Emmanuel Gyimah takes a bow

Tuesday, 29 December 2015

More Troubles: Longest serving secretary quits!




Troubled Accra Hearts of Oak is not likely to come out of their pre-season challenges, as one of the longest serving secretaries at the secretariat has tendered her resignation.


Rosemond Atitsogbui, one of the longest serving staff at the secretariat according to information tendered her resignation, after the long Christmas break.


Mrs. Atitsogbui, who has served the club for over ten years, according to the information decided to resign due to poor working conditions  and unpaid salaries in the club.


According to the information, members of staff have not been paid for the past four months.


Some members of staff are unable to report for work each day because they have no means to leave their respective homes to the office.


Sportscrusader gathers that, few more resignations will hit the club in the coming days and months.


Hearts have been battling with several challenges since last season.




More Troubles: Longest serving secretary quits!