Henrietta Naa Ayele Armah, one of Ghana's senior national female athletes made herself and Ghana proud when she won Gold in the 49kg category at the 2019 Korea Ambassador's Cup Taekwondo World Championship in Muju, Korea.
Ayele Armah had a walkover in the quarter-final against a Mexican opponent before defeating Bernadette Jeminah Jeong from Fiji 20-0 before cruising to the finals.
She faced Syed Sadi Sidra Batool from Pakistan in the finals and won by 14-4.
For her efforts, she was presented with a certificate.
Counselor Selassie Sevor of the Ghana Embassy represented the Ambassador at the venue to give support to the team.
The Technical Director, Mr Stephen Amegashie, who coached the 21-year-old would partake in a Poomsae Technical Course from November 17-19 before the team enplane to Ghana.
Fred Otu Lartey, president of Ghana Taekwondo said the feat of Naa Ayele Armah indicates that there are Ghanaian who can shine in Taekwondo and win laurels for Ghana. He urged people who practice sports not to be discouraged but aim high to become world and continental champions.
Critics fear Togo reforms leave little room for change in election
Flooding: Obey weather warnings – NADMO to general public
Fire in NDC over boycott of Ejisu by-election
NDC to outdoor Prof Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang as running mate today
Ejisu: CPP seeks injunction to stop April 30 by-election
Dismiss ECG, GWCL, GACL bosses over losses – United Voices for Change tells gov’...
Submit 2023 audited financial statements by May – Akufo-Addo order SOEs
Current power outages purely due to mismanagement – Minority
ECG hoists red flag to fight Ashanti Regional Minister over arrest of General Ma...
Mahama’s 24hr economy will help stabilise the cedi; it’s the best sellable polic...
