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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.

Nations FC will begin their campaign with a home fixture against newly promoted Swedru All Blacks FC. The opening game will be followed by an away trip to Aduana Stars on Matchday 2.

First Five Fixtures for Nations FC:

Nations FC vs Swedru All Blacks FC

Aduana FC vs Nations FC

Nations FC vs FC Samartex 1996

Medeama SC vs Nations FC

Nations FC vs Hohoe United FC

A dynamic figure in Ghana’s sports and media landscape, Kennedy brings over two decades of experience in sports broadcasting, marketing, and club administration. Having previously served as the Brands and Commercial Manager of Nations FC, his elevation to CEO marks a natural and strategic progression.

“This is not just an appointment — it is a continuation of service,” said the club’s President. “Kennedy is no stranger to Nations FC. He has been a dedicated servant of the club. His deep understanding of football, coupled with his unmatched communication skills and passion for the game, positions him perfectly to drive the club forward.”

The Takoradi Technical University and Obuasi Secondary Technical School graduate is widely respected across the Ghanaian football fraternity and beyond. Kennedy has over
20 years of experience in sports journalism and football media. In 2009, he made history by becoming the first African to deliver live commentary on a UEFA Champions League match (Lyon vs Liverpool), during a Canal France International (CFI) training program. Trained under FIFA-certified programs in live sports commentary. Former Ghana correspondent for Voice of America (VOA). He holds a qualification from the Chartered Institute of Marketing, UK (CIM UK) via Astab Institute of Marketing, specializing in branding, strategic communication, and stakeholder engagement.

As the club looks to the future, we extend a warm welcome to Kennedy Boakye-Ansah and express our full confidence in his leadership.

Nations FC’s midfield, Kelvin Ampoful, has been crowned the NASCO Player of the Month for May/June — a well-deserved honor that caps off an outstanding run of form from the dynamic playmaker.

In a crucial period for the club, Ampoful delivered a string of top-class performances, proving to be a consistent match-winner and a vital presence in the heart of midfield. Over the course of 5 games, he scored 3 goals and was named Man of the Match on three occasions, underlining his influence and impact.

Speaking on his award, Ampoful credited his teammates and technical team for the support:

“I’m truly honored to win this award. It’s a motivation to keep pushing and delivering for the team. I share this with my teammates and coaches who believe in me and keep pushing me to do more.”

Nations FC produced a dominant second-half performance to secure a crucial 3-0 victory over reigning champions FC Samartex, keeping their title hopes well and truly alive with just two games remaining.

After a cagey and goalless first half, Coach Kasim Mingle’s side came out with renewed energy and purpose after the break. The deadlock was finally broken in the 60th minute when in-form forward Emmanuel Annor latched onto a clever pass from substitute Richard Danso and calmly slotted home to give Nations FC the lead.

Moments later, Charwatey doubled the advantage from the penalty spot after winning the spot kick himself with a surging run into the box. The momentum was fully with the home side, and they didn’t let up.

Kevin Ampoful put the icing on the cake with a stunning volley to make it 3-0, sealing a memorable night for Nations FC.

The win puts Nations FC three points clear at the top of the table with two matches left to play, placing them in a strong position as they head into matchday 33. The dream of lifting the title is very much alive.

The gesture was aimed at acknowledging the DCE’s continued support for the club and rallying greater community involvement as Nations FC intensifies its campaign in the race for the championship.

In response, Ing. Abdallah pledged his full support for the team and announced the purchase of 200 tickets to be distributed to supporters. The initiative is expected to boost attendance and morale, as fans will be able to troop to the stadium in their numbers to cheer the team on.

“With unity and strong support, I believe Nations FC can achieve great things. Let’s fill the stands and push our team to victory,” the DCE said.

The match against Samartex FC is seen as a decisive one, with Nations FC eager to secure a vital win as the competition for the top spot heats up.

The visit brought excitement and hope to the young players, who proudly received their new orange kits branded with Unity Oil. The President spent time with the teams, encouraged them to stay disciplined and reminded them that some of Ghana’s biggest football stars began just like them on community pitches with passion and determination.

“We believe in your potential. Keep working hard, stay humble, and stay ready opportunities will come,” he told the players. Coaches and community members praised the initiative, noting how such acts of support play a big role in keeping the youth inspired and focused on their dreams.

The initiative is part of Nations FC’s broader mission to support football at all levels and make a positive impact in local communities.

The following media practitioners have been accredited to cover our Ghana Premier League Week 28 fixture between Nations Football Club and Asante Kotoko SC on Sunday, 20^thApril, 2025 at the Dr. Kwame Kyei Sports Complex, Abrankese.

Applicants are required to meet the officials of the Communications Department for identification and collection from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, 19^th April, 2025 at the Unity Oil Premises at Asokwa behind the Baba Yara Sports Stadium scoreboard.

N.B: Only accredited media personnel will be allowed access to the designated media stand.

Applicants should kindly attach a copy of a passport photograph to the letter. The deadline for application submission is Thursday, 17th April 2025 by 4 p.m. prompt. All applications without PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPH as well as those received outside the stipulated period will NOT be considered.

NOTE:

Radio and Television stations will be entitled to two (2) slots each while Online, Freelancers and Photographers will be given a slot each. Approved accreditations will be made available for collection at 4 p.m. on Saturday, 19th April 2025 at the Unity Oil Premises at Asokwa behind the Baba Yara Sports Stadium scoreboard.

For further information contact: 0246 664 905

The in-form forward found the back of the net midway through the first half, securing all three points for the Abrankese-based side. The victory marks Nations FC’s second consecutive win, following their impressive away triumph over Accra Hearts of Oak on the previous matchday.

Despite missing their influential captain, Razak Simpson, who is nursing an injury sustained against Hearts of oak, Coach Kasim Mingle’s men remained solid at the back ensuring yet another clean sheet.

The result lifts Nations FC to third place on the league table, just four points adrift of leaders Asante Kotoko.