The Ghana Cycling Federation recently honored Emmanuel Tuffuor, also known as ‘Koora,’ with a Certificate of Appreciation for his invaluable support in organizing events at Ablekuma Olebu and Pokuase Road for the 13th African Games. The presentation, overseen by Dr. Kwaku Ofosu Asare, Chairman of the LOC for Accra 2023, highlighted Koora’s dedication and expertise, particularly in ensuring the successful organization of cycling events, a crucial component of the Olympic program.

Acknowledging the challenges faced, Lawyer Saahnon Mohammeed, President of the Ghana Cycling Association, praised the collective efforts that led to a memorable event despite obstacles encountered along the way.

Emmanuel Tuffour, a former athlete and member of the National Sports Authority (NSA) Board and LOC for the 13th African Games, played a pivotal role in supervising and ensuring the smooth operation of the Cycling Association’s activities, from race organization to medal presentations.

Additionally, Elizabeth Alhassan Gyamfi, a promising young journalist, and Mohammed Bashir, Secretary General of the African Cycling Federation, were also recognized for their significant contributions to the success of the cycling competitions at Accra 2023. The citations were presented by Mr. Mohammed Shabaan, General Secretary of the Ghana Cycling Association.

The dedication and hard work of these individuals did not go unnoticed, as both local and international media outlets commended their efforts in advancing the sport of cycling in Ghana.