Nations Football Club continues to live up to its name as a true community club after paying a series of courtesy visits across Bosomtwe this week.

Led by Club President Divine Kyei Boadu, Chief Executive Officer Kennedy Boakye Ansah, and leaders of the supporters’ groups, the delegation visited the Bosomtwe District Assembly, District Police Command, and four leading educational institutions – Kessben University College, St. George’s Senior High & Technical, Jachie-Pramso Senior High, and St. Michael’s Nursing & Midwifery Training College.

At the Assembly, the District Chief Executive, Hon. Engr. Abdullah Hamidu, pledged his support to the club and backed it up by purchasing 200 tickets for supporters ahead of our big clash with Samartex 1996 on Sunday.

The Police Command also promised their full backing, assuring fans of safety and strong security on matchdays at the Dr. Kwame Kyei Sports Complex.

The educational tours were equally inspiring. From collaborating on talent development at St. George’s to CSR initiatives with Jachie-Pramso and the Nursing College, and a student partnership drive with Kessben University, each institution welcomed Nations FC warmly and committed to joining hands for progress.

As a mark of appreciation, President Divine Kyei Boadu presented branded merchandise and extended special invitations to all institutions for Sunday’s match.

These visits mark another bold step in Nations FC’s journey of building closer ties with our communities, creating opportunities, and growing the beautiful game together.

Sunday’s game is more than football – it is the community coming alive in Nations colours.