Top retired Jamaican sprinter, Asafa Powell will be the special guest for the 2023 GNPC Ghana’s Fastest Human Tamale (Northern regions) meet on Saturday, April 29, 2023, at the Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium.
He was invited by Reks Brobby, founder of the Sprint project which has exposed many Ghanaian athletes.
Powell, who was in the country for a working visit, is expected to encourage GNPC Ghana’s Fastest Human participants.
The Tamale meet the first in this year’s event, which is the 10th anniversary, and contestants will vie for honours and rewards in male and female U-15, U-18, 18 and above and seniors categories.
“Athletes in the Northern regions are ready for Saturday’s event, we the organisers are equally ready to deliver a top-class event, fans should expect the very best from us,” said Reks Brobby.
“In fact, the presence of Asafa Powell at the venue will motivate the athletes to give their best shot.” He added.
The Ghana Fastest Human Competition is sponsored by GNPC, Adidas, Moringa King, Global Media Alliance, Sports Equity Lab, Kriate Lync, Pippa’s Gym and Wrenco Printing.
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