Ghana Rugby Football Union elections followed due process – NSA Boss

The National Sports Authority (NSA) has confirmed that the recent elections of the Ghana Rugby Football Union were conducted in accordance with established protocols. NSA Director-General, Prof. Peter Twumasi, emphasized that the electoral process adhered to the necessary guidelines and regulations set by both the authority and relevant international bodies. This announcement comes amid concerns regarding the legitimacy of the elections, with some stakeholders questioning aspects of the procedure.

Prof. Twumasi reassured critics that thorough measures were taken to ensure transparency throughout the electoral process. He highlighted that all eligible candidates were given a fair opportunity to participate, reinforcing the integrity of the outcomes. The NSA's endorsement is expected to bolster confidence in the leadership of Ghana Rugby as it strives for growth and development in a sport gaining traction within the nation.

As rugby continues to expand in popularity, this confirmation from NSA paves the way for enhanced governance and strategic planning aimed at promoting rugby at all levels across Ghana.