President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku, together with all 124 delegates, will spend the night at the Ghanaman Soccer Center of Excellence in Prampram.
This unprecedented gathering coincides with the 30th Ordinary Congress of the GFA, marking a significant milestone in the association's legacy.
The congress, which spans two days for the first time, commenced on Monday with delegates arriving and settling into the newly refurbished facilities.
The decision for President Simeon-Okraku to stay at the center alongside the delegates highlights the GFA's dedication to fostering unity and deeper engagement within the football community.
The Ghanaman Soccer Center of Excellence, which has been extensively renovated under President Simeon-Okraku’s leadership, now boasts enhanced amenities, making it an ideal venue for this landmark event.
This renovation is a key element of the GFA’s broader strategy to elevate football infrastructure across Ghana.
The two-day congress will conclude on Tuesday with the main assembly, where pivotal discussions and decisions regarding the future of Ghanaian football are expected to take place.
The historic overnight stay is seen as a powerful symbol of the GFA's renewed commitment to the progress and development of football in Ghana, as well as a testament to the improved facilities at the Prampram technical center.