Sports Minister Kofi Adams highlights possible consequence of Nsoatre chaos on GPL

[caption id=attachment_1220335 align=alignnone width=763] Kofi Adams[/caption]Ghana's Sports Minister, Kofi Iddie Adams, has expressed concerns about the deteriorating image of the Ghana Premier League following the tragic death of Asante Kotoko fan Francis Frimpong in Nsoatre.The incident occurred during a Matchday 19 game between Nsoatreman FC and Asante Kotoko.Adams condemned the violence, criticizing the win-at-all-costs mentality that fueled the chaos. What are you really winning? What is at stake? We are struggling to get sponsorship for the Ghana Premier League, and this is what we get. No brand will want to associate itself with such negativity, he stated.The Minister also raised concerns about stadium security and emergency response systems. Where was the ambulance? Where were the medics? Were they close enough to offer specialized first aid? These are questions we must answer, he said.Adams commended the police for their swift response and emphasized the need for a comprehensive review of stadium security and football governance. He warned that without urgent reforms, Ghanaian football risks losing its appeal to sponsors and fans alike.The Ghana Football Association has taken swift action, suspending six Nsoatreman FC players for misconduct and unsporting behavior.The Ghana Police Service has also arrested three individuals in connection with the violence. The Matchday 20 games have been postponed by the GFA. Read Full Story