Member of Parliament (MP) for Asunafo North Constituency in the Ahafo region, Hon. Evans Opoku Bobie has been appointed as the Deputy Ministry for Youth and Sports (MoYS).
The appointment has been confirmed by the President of the Republic of Ghana, H.E Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo who has named 18 deputy ministers to work in his second term of office.
Joining the Sports Ministry, Hon. Evans Opoku Bobie will be expected to serve as a deputy to Hon. Mustapha Ussif who was earlier this year nominated and approved as the Sports Minister after he was vetted.
The two will lead the Ministry and must ensure that various sporting disciplines benefit during the time they stay in office.
About Hon. Evans Opoku Bobie
The MP served in President Nana Addo's first administration as Deputy Brong Ahafo Regional Minister and subsequently became the substantive Brong Ahafo Minister.
He is a trained teacher, a former General manager of the Ahafo community Bank Ltd, and holds several degrees including a Master of Arts Degree in Development Management from the University of Cape.
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Comments
Congrats Hon Poku on your appointment. My only request to you and your boss Hon Ussif is to do whatever possible to construct and maintain internationally accepted stadia / pitches for our clubs and soccer players. Our football pitches are sub-standard and major reasons for career ending injuries to our players and most importantly the low quality players being produced. Thanks and welcome aboard.