Vincent Odotei Sowah, a board member of Hearts of Oak, has praised Togbe Afede XIV, the club's principal stakeholder, calling him a gift from God.
Since taking over as the club's principal stakeholder in 2011, Togbe has made large investments, such as building the Pobiman Complex, which the team currently uses for practices and games.
One indication of Togbe's commitment to the advancement of Ghanaian football is his efforts to upgrade the facilities at Pobiman.
Additionally, Odotei Sowah praised the traditional ruler during the club's supper ceremony on Thursday, calling him a gift from God to the Ghanaian giants.
"Having someone who is making sacrifices for the club is truly a blessing and a privilege. Not just the content, but his leadership, intelligence, and everything else he possesses to ensure that this outstanding club continues to grow into a highly competitive and esteemed organization," he stated.
He continued, "I can guarantee you that Togbe Afede XIV, our board chairman, is a gift from God to our club."
After six games in the top division, the former Premier League champions have managed two victories, two losses, and two draws.
Hearts of Oak currently own eight points, good for ninth place in the Ghana Premier League standings. In the local top-flight, the Ghanaian powerhouses will host the struggling Dreams FC on matchday seven this weekend.
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Following the Black Stars' recent poor showings in the ongoing 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifications, he made these remarks.
The four-time African champions are now in fourth place with just two points after losing to Sudan 2-0 in their most recent game. They have not won any of their first four games.
The seasoned football administrator, who spoke on Asempa FM this morning, feels that firing Otto Addo isn't the best course of action right now because it has been done for years with little to no improvement.
He went on to suggest that the former Borussia Dortmund trainer should be kept on, but that he needs guidance from the GFA because it's the only way he can be employed. Since firing Otto Addo has never been the answer, I won't advocate that he should. Instead, he needs guidance.
"Otto Addo will only perform successfully if he follows the guidelines that the Ghana Football Association (GFA) provides him.
"It is not acceptable to fire Otto Addo. Hold him and lead him," he continued.
In the final two rounds of the current 2025 AFCON qualifiers, the Black Stars will play again next month against Angola and Niger.
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