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Don’t recruit more than 4 Management Team members – Alhaj Limuna to Owner of Sankara Nationals

Published on June 4 2025

By Saibu Terry

Published at 1:11PM

Astute Football Administrator Alhaj Limuna has advised Sankara Nationals following the team’s qualification to the Division One League, admonishing him to set up a management team of no more than four members to manage the affairs of the club.

In a congratulatory open letter to the club’s owner, Alhaj Osman Baba Daney, Mr. Limuna urged the owner to create key structural positions such as CEO, General Manager or Director of Operations, Team Manager/Welfare Officer, and Technical Director/Chief Scout.

“Please my little advice to you is that at the division one stage, you don’t need to set up the club management team to be more than four”.
The structure should just be following

  1. CEO
  2. GENERAL MANAGER OR DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
  3. ⁠TEAM MANAGER/WELFARE OFFICER,
  4. ⁠TECHNICAL DIRECTOR/CHIEF SCOUT.

Alhaj Limuna also advised the owner of the club to decouple himself from direct management roles by only playing the role of the club president, which he says will help the running affairs of the club.

“Please be advised that you must DECOUPLE yourself from direct management roles and only play the club president role, sir”.

He also further advised the club to start early preparations for their campaign in the Division One League since they are likely to play home matches away from home, adding that the owner should look for sponsorships and partnerships to support the club in addition to his own resources.

Below is Alhaj Limuna’s Open Letter to the Owner of Sankara Nationals

SANKARA NATIONALS FC

Congratulations Alhaji Daney Baba⁩ and your management.

Am very sorry I haven’t really made out time to properly congratulate you guys on your qualification to Division One due to some football-related issues.

Alhaji Baba, I must commend you on your high interest and dedication to football in our noble region. It’s not everyone that has the heart to venture into football management, thank you sir and I hope and pray that almighty Allah continues to nurture your interest in the game to continue to help the young ones.

CLUB MANAGEMENT
Alhaji, please my little advice to you is that at the division one stage, you don’t need to set up the club management team to be more than four.
The structure should just be

  1. CEO
  2. ⁠GENERAL MANAGER OR DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
  3. ⁠TEAM MANAGER/WELFARE OFFICER
  4. ⁠TECHNICAL DIRECTOR/CHIEF SCOUT.

Please the above-mentioned position requires so much thinking and inquiry to enable you to do the appointments, sir.

Please be advised that you must DECOUPLE yourself from direct management roles and only play the club president role, sir.

LEAGUE MATCHES

It’s a well-known fact that playing in Zone One is no child’s play and that you must start your preparation very early since the club is very likely to play home matches away from home.

The 2025/2026 division one league season is going to be very very tough and difficult because you will be facing clubs like RTU, Tamale City, Legon Cities, and others in zone one A. This is not to scare you but just to prompt you to cut your honeymoon short and then start your journey early.

FUNDING

Start looking for partnerships and sponsorship to add to what you may be bringing on board if not hmmmmm.

OFFICIATING

Officiating is never friendly in the Division One league so I will advise you to psych yourself towards that especially playing away matches.

TECHNICAL TEAM

The only thing I can say about this is that devoid of friendship, please employ capable and experienced coaches to run the affairs of the club, and God Willing you shall surprise others

  1. Head Coach
  2. ⁠Two Assistant Coach
  3. ⁠Goalkeeping Coach
  4. ⁠Equipment officer
  5. ⁠Two Physio

SUPPORTERS DERIVE.

Please ensure a well-constituted supporters group that has and will be showing interest in the club so as to play an organized role in the club.

MEDIA RELATIONS

This is one of the critical stakeholders you can never do away with so I will implore you and the management, especially the General Manager or Director of Operations who shall be doubling as the club’s Mouth Piece (Media Relations) to be a friendly as possible with the media and not to be selective and judgmental. The club must be closer to the media always.

Congratulations once again.

ALHAJI LIMUNA AMINU MUSAH
CEO, Clean Heart Sports Consult and Event Management.

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Parliament Approves $300 Million World Bank Facility to Transform Secondary Education

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Published: July 21, 2026

Published at: 7: 53Pm

By Saibu Terry

Parliament has approved a US$300 million credit facility between the Government of Ghana and the International Development Association (IDA) of the World Bank Group to support the country’s secondary education sector.

The financing will be used to implement the Secondary Education for Transformation for Access, Relevance and Results for Jobs Project, which seeks to expand access to quality secondary education while improving learning outcomes and employability.

Presenting the Finance Committee’s report to the House, Chairman of the Committee, Hon. Isaac Adongo, explained that the facility is designed to increase equitable access to secondary education, eliminate the double-track system, and enhance the quality and labour-market relevance of both secondary and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programmes.

According to him, the project will help strengthen Ghana’s education system by ensuring that students acquire the knowledge and skills needed to meet the demands of the modern job market.

Following the approval, the Minister for Education, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, expressed appreciation to Parliament for endorsing the agreement. He noted that the funding would play a significant role in strengthening Ghana’s education system and advancing the government’s efforts to provide accessible, relevant, and quality secondary education for all.

The approval marks a major investment in Ghana’s education sector and is expected to support ongoing reforms aimed at improving infrastructure, expanding access, enhancing teaching and learning, and better preparing students for employment and national development.

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Abdul Fatawu Issahaku Completes Permanent Move to Ipswich Town

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Published: July 21, 2026

Published at: 4:47Pm

BY Saibu Terry

Ghana international winger Abdul Fatawu Issahaku has completed a permanent transfer from Leicester City to Ipswich Town, signing a five-year contract with the newly promoted Premier League club.

Ipswich Town confirmed the signing on Monday, announcing that the 22-year-old has joined the club for an undisclosed fee after successfully completing the transfer from Leicester City. 

Fatawu, who impressed during his spell at Leicester and represented Ghana at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, is expected to add pace, creativity, and attacking flair to Kieran McKenna’s side as they prepare for the new Premier League campaign. 

The move marks another significant step in the career of the Black Stars winger, who has established himself as one of Ghana’s brightest attacking talents.

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Sankara Nationals FC Appoint Abubakari Nassam as New Head Coach

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Published: July 21, 2026

Published at: 4:21Pm

Story by Saibu Terry

Sankara Nationals FC have officially announced the appointment of experienced tactician Abubakari Nassam as the club’s new Head Coach ahead of the 2026/27 Access Bank Division One League season.

The Yendi-based club confirmed the appointment in an official statement, expressing confidence that Coach Nassam’s vast coaching experience will strengthen the team’s ambitions for the upcoming campaign.

Coach Nassam joins Sankara Nationals after successful spells with both the men’s and women’s teams of FC Samartex, as well as Steadfast FC. His experience across different levels of Ghanaian football is expected to provide the technical leadership needed as the club prepares for another competitive Division One League season.

The club welcomed the new manager with a warm message, saying: “We are delighted to unveil Coach Abubakari Nassam as the new Head Coach of Sankara Nationals FC. We are confident that the wealth of experience he has gained over the years will be a tremendous asset as we prepare for the upcoming Access Bank Division One League season. Welcome to the Sankara Nationals FC family, Coach. Amaraaba Coach!”

Supporters of the “Warriors of SankaraYili” will be hoping Nassam’s appointment marks the beginning of a successful era as the club targets a strong performance in the new Division One League season.

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