President John Dramani Mahama has nominated Kofi Iddie Adams, Member of Parliament for Buem, as the Minister-designate for Sports and Recreation. The announcement forms part of the President’s third batch of ministerial appointments, focusing on strengthening leadership in key sectors of national development.
Kofi Adams, a seasoned politician and advocate for youth development, has been tasked with steering the Ministry of Sports and Recreation. His appointment underscores the administration’s commitment to revitalizing sports infrastructure, enhancing talent development, and promoting recreational activities across Ghana.
Kofi Adams is widely recognized for his passion for grassroots development and his dedication to empowering the youth through sports and education. As the MP for Buem, he has been instrumental in fostering community sports programs and advocating for the well-being of young people in his constituency.
If approved by Parliament, Kofi Adams will lead efforts to:
– Revitalize sports infrastructure nationwide.
– Foster partnerships with private and international organizations to promote sports.
– Support youth development through recreational initiatives.
– Position Ghana as a global sports powerhouse by strengthening local leagues and preparing national teams for international competitions.
President Mahama expressed confidence in Kofi Adams’ ability to transform the Ministry of Sports and Recreation into a beacon of excellence, noting that his experience and leadership skills make him the ideal candidate for the role.
Kofi Adams’ nomination will be subjected to parliamentary vetting and approval in the coming weeks. Stakeholders in the sports sector have welcomed the news, describing it as a step in the right direction toward enhancing Ghana’s sports and recreation landscape.
The nomination of Kofi Adams adds to a growing list of President Mahama’s ministerial appointees aimed at building a dynamic and responsive administration.
