The parliament of Ghana has approved a sum of GH¢65,899,456.00 to support sports development across the country.
The approval of GH¢65,899,456.00 to support sports development was granted on Thursday, March 27, 2025, following a motion presented by the Minister of Roads and Highways, Kwame Governs Agbodza.
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Several members of Parliament, including Daniel Nana Addo-Kenneth, MP for Okere Constituency, seconded the motion, emphasizing the need for proper maintenance of sports facilities.
“Maintenance has been an issue, and if we want to continue developing our sports and engaging the youth, the maintenance aspect should be very important to the ministry. This will ensure that these facilities last and provide opportunities for young people to develop their talent,” he stated
Agbodza outlined the ministry’s objectives for the money allotted, pointing out that it will be used to improve sports across the country.
“The amount is intended to help the ministry cover the activities of sports in the country, including the development of a new sports policy, the rehabilitation of some stadia, and the establishment of the national sports fund,” he explained.
The approval marks a significant step in boosting the country’s sports sector, ensuring better infrastructure and opportunities for young athletes.
