SWAG Commends Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku on Appointment as CAF Second Vice-President
The Sports Writers Association of Ghana (SWAG) has warmly congratulated Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku on his recent appointment as the Second Vice-President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), describing it as a momentous achievement for both the football administrator and the nation.
His appointment, confirmed over the weekend, marks a major step forward in Ghana’s representation at the highest levels of African football governance. It has been widely celebrated by the sports community as a reflection of Ghana’s growing influence within the continental football landscape.
In a statement signed by SWAG President Kwabena Yeboah, the association praised Mr. Okraku’s exceptional leadership and long-standing contributions to the development of football in Ghana and beyond. The statement highlighted his deep commitment to the game and the tireless efforts he has made to elevate Ghanaian football on the global stage.
“SWAG extends its heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku on his appointment as CAF Second Vice-President. His exemplary dedication, vision, and leadership have been instrumental in shaping the direction of football in Ghana. This new role is a well-deserved recognition and a proud moment for the entire country,” the statement said.
SWAG also expressed confidence that Mr. Okraku will bring the same level of excellence and commitment to his new role at CAF. The association reaffirmed its willingness to collaborate with him to further the growth of sports, not only in Ghana but across the African continent.
The statement added that Okraku’s appointment is symbolic of the strides Ghana is making in international football administration, and it sets a positive example for current and future sports leaders in the country.
SWAG concluded by wishing Mr. Okraku great success as he assumes his new responsibilities and emphasized that his leadership at the continental level would inspire greater development and cooperation within African football.
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