Ghana Police confirm arrest of Nsoatreman FC owner Ignatius Baffour-Awuah over Kotoko supporter's death

The arrest of Ignatius Baffour-Awuah and the two other individuals shows that the authorities are taking this case seriously.

The discovery of bloodstained clothing and a weapon raises even more questions about what really happened that day. If any of them are found guilty, it will be a landmark case for accountability in Ghanaian football.

This incident also exposes a deeper issue—how club officials and owners influence fan behavior. If a club owner is found to have incited violence, it raises serious concerns about leadership and responsibility in football management.

With the CID now involved, hopefully, this investigation will be thorough and transparent. Do you think this case will lead to lasting reforms in how clubs and fans are regulated in Ghanaian football?