The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games campaign for Ghana has received a timely and significant boost with the announcement of a strategic partnership between the Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC)/Commonwealth Sports Ghana and TW Radio 88.9 FM at a brief ceremony in Accra.
The unveiling ceremony, though brief, was heavy with the promise of future success of a collaboration which goes beyond a simple financial transaction but represents a powerful alignment of vision, commitment and a demonstration of a clear focus on the elite level of international competition.
George Kobina Edah, TW Radio’s Commercial and Marketing Manager, emphasized on the station’s deep-seated belief in the power of sports as a catalyst for national progress and youth empowerment. “This sponsorship is a tangible demonstration of our commitment, moving beyond the airwaves to directly invest in the aspirations of Ghanaian talent. The partnership is perfectly in sync with our broader goal: to create impactful sports content while supporting the very institutions that are shaping the next generation of Ghanaian champions”. Mr. Edah articulated.
Mrs. Delphina Quaye, speaking on behalf of the GOC, expressed profound gratitude, labeling the partnership as both “timely and impactful.” As the road to Glasgow 2026 demands increasing resources for training camps, logistics, and international exposure, this financial boost provides the GOC with greater confidence to execute its comprehensive preparation plan. The commitment from a prominent media house signals a renewed sense of national solidarity behind Team Ghana’s quest for excellence.
Mr. Ernest Danso, 3rd Vice President of the GOC and Ghana’s Chef du Mission for the Glasgow Games has said “the partnership between the Ghana Olympic Committee and TW Radio 88.9 FM, stands as a shining example of corporate Ghana actively participating in the nation’s sporting destiny. It is a fusion of media influence and athletic ambition, designed to ensure that when the Games commence, Team Ghana is not just present, but prepared to compete for gold”. He has called on corporate Ghana and state institutions to support Team Ghana for glory.
Ghana’s preparation for the Glasgow 2026 Games which is a little over a year away, has been multifaceted, with high-level strategic meetings already underway between the GOC leadership and corporate Ghana to discuss collaborations and fund-raising support to adequately prepare Team Ghana for the Games. The GOC has embarked on a campaign for inclusive development initiatives, particularly to source
The TW Radio boost will inject vital energy into all these parallel efforts, ensuring that no stone is left unturned in the pursuit of podium finishes. The collaboration is expected to elevate the profile of the GOC’s efforts, bringing greater visibility to the dedication and sacrifice of the athletes who carry the flag of Ghana to the world.
Present at the unveiling ceremony were Ghana Olympic Committee and Commonwealth Sports Ghana officials, Ernest Danso, 3rd Vice President, Rafatu Inusah, Edward Patrick Nii Lante Bannerman, Delphina Quaye, all Board Member and Charles Osei Asibey; Director of Communications for the GOC/CSG.
