Rafatu Inusah has been elected as the new President of the Ghana Rugby Football Union, prioritizing the growth of women’s rugby. She will work closely with a supportive board to revitalize the sport in Ghana and strengthen its representation on the continent.
Rafatu Inusah has been elected as the new President of the Ghana Rugby Football Union, succeeding Herbert Mensah. Her election came as she contested unopposed for a five-year term, reflecting significant support within the organization. Inusah will be supported by Vice-President Emmanuel Bamfi and board members Prince Kwaku, Emmanuel Kalos, Abdul Saeed Samed, and SaCut Amenga.
Inusah aims to elevate women’s rugby in Ghana, particularly focusing on the 15s format, taking inspiration from influential figures like Coralie van den Berg of World Rugby. She asserts, “The Board I have now are going to support me for us to work hand-in-hand to promote, develop, and grow the game of Rugby across Ghana.”
With the new administration now in place, Inusah and her team are tasked with revitalizing the Rugby scene in Ghana, with aspirations to enhance the country’s representation on the continental stage and foster growth within the sport.
Rafatu Inusah’s election as the President of the Ghana Rugby Football Union marks a pivotal moment in the sport’s development in the country. With a focus on women’s rugby and a robust support team, Inusah is poised to lead significant advancements in promoting and growing rugby within Ghana. Her commitment and vision signal a promising future for the sport’s representation both nationally and beyond.
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