Sports Minister Kofi Adams charges club owners to learn more to end hooliganism

Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, has urged club owners to learn more. This knowledge is essential to end hooliganism in Ghana football.

Adams made these comments after recent violent incidents at league matches. One match between Basake Holy Stars and Nations FC was abandoned due to violence. Nations FC claimed that its chairman and president were assaulted during the incident.

Adams expressed disappointment over these recurring issues. He stressed the need for proper education among club owners. Some owners "seem not to be up to the task beyond just owning the clubs."

He described some management teams as "clueless" about the game. The Minister's remarks are a call to action for club owners. They need to take a proactive role in understanding the game better. This will help promote a safe environment for players, officials, and fans alike.