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    GOC Elections: Ben Nunoo Mensah re-elected president

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    Ben Nunoo Mensah

    Former Ghana weightlifting President Ben Nunoo Mensah has been re-elected President for the Ghana Olympic Committee on Monday by Congress.

    Ben Nunoo Mensah pulled 35 votes to beat former General Secretary Richard Akpokavie to retain the seat.

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    Ghana FA Executive Council member Frederick Acheampong garnered 41 votes to win the GOC Treasurer position beating his competitor Christopher Essifie who had 22 votes.

    For the General Secretary position Mohammed Sahnoon won the seat with 41 points as Richmond Quarcoo had 22 votes.

    SWAG General Secretary Charles Osei Assibey lost to Mohammed Mahadi for the GOC third Vice president position.

    The Armwrestling Federation president garnered 23 votes whilst the Ghana Fencing Federation president had 40 votes.

    Paul Atchoe retained his position as the GOC first vice president with 37 votes beating Ghana Table Tennis Association president Mawuko Afadzinu who had 26 votes.

    In the other results , the five federations recognised by the International Olympic body which were elected by Congress were:

    Michael Aggrey ( Ghana Golf Association), George Okoe Lamptey (Amateur Boxing), Albert Frimpong (Baseball and Softball), Emmanuel Tetteh (Judo) and Delphina Quaye (Swimming).

    Elections results below:

    PRESIDENT
    1.Richard Akpokavie Esq – Hockey 28
    2.Ben Nunoo Mensah – Weightlifting 35**

    1ST VICE
    1.Mawuko Afadzinu – Table Tennis 26
    2.Paul Atchoe – Volleyball 37*

    2ND VICE
    Evans Yeboah – Badminton 12
    Frederick Otu Lartey – Taekwondo 51***

    3RD VICE
    Charles Osei Asibey – Armwrestling 23
    Mohammed Mahadi – Fencing 40***

    SECRETARY GENERAL
    Richmond Quarcoo – Squash 22
    Mohammed Sahnoon Esq – Cycling 41**

    Deputy Secretary General

    Hon. Ahmed Shaib – Weightlifting 44 *
    Bawa Fuseini – Triathlon 19

    TREASURER
    Frederick Acheampong – Football 41*** Christopher Essilfie – Olympian 22

    DEPUTY TREASURER
    Isaac Aboagye Duah – Tennis 41***
    Christopher Darko – Amankrah – Athletics 22

    Five Representatives elected from National Federation’s affiliates to the International Federations recognized by the IOC and whose sports are included in the Olympic programme :

    Michael Aggrey – Golf
    George Okoe Lamptey – Amateur Boxing
    Albert Frimpong – Baseball
    Emmanuel Tetteh – Judo
    Delphina Quaye – Swimming

    One elected member from a non Olympic sports federation

    Abdul Hayye – Bodybuilding (unopposed)

    *One elected member from a National Federation affiliated to the GOC :

    Samuel Ayer – SESSA 27
    Dr.Bella Bello Bitugo – GUSA 36**

    *Three other members elected by Congress :

    Rev. Emmanuel Dzani Nikoi – Netball
    Michael Nkow Ayeh – GES
    Emmanuel O.Asare (Cricket)

     

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