The Managing Director of Hearts of Oak, Julius Ben Emunah, has resigned from his position, bringing an end to his tenure at the helm of the Ghanaian giants.
In a Facebook post addressed to the Phobian family, the outgoing Managing Director described the decision as a difficult one, while expressing gratitude to the club’s Board for the opportunity to serve.
“This has not been an easy decision to make,” he stated, adding that serving the club had been “a great honour and a deeply rewarding experience.”
He thanked the Board, led by Board Chairman HRH Togbe Afede XIV, for the trust, confidence and opportunity given him during his time in office.
He also expressed appreciation to the National Chapters Committee (NCC), led by Alhaji Yusif Abdulai, for what he described as their support and “brotherly love” throughout his tenure.
Despite stepping down from his executive role, Emunah stressed that his association with the club would continue.
“Although I am stepping down from my role, I am not stepping away from the club,” he said, reaffirming his commitment as a supporter of the Phobians.
He further pledged to remain available to serve, assist and support Hearts in whatever capacity possible.
The former MD also thanked everyone who supported and worked with him during his tenure, while expressing confidence in the club’s future.
He concluded his message by wishing blessings and prosperity for Hearts, saying he leaves the position with “immense appreciation” and a firm conviction that the club has a bright future ahead.
