Abraham Kotei Neequaye, the President of the Ghana Boxing Authority (GBA), has announced his resignation from office, effective Friday, June 17, 2025. In a press release, Neequaye cited personal reasons as the motivation behind his decision, stating that it was a difficult but necessary choice for him and some executive board members to maintain integrity and dignity.
Neequaye, who was democratically elected for a four-year tenure, expressed gratitude to the media for their support during his tenure, particularly during times of character assassination. He also appreciated fellow Ghanaians for their support of his professional growth in the unpaid role.
Resignation Details
– Last day in office: Friday, June 17, 2025
– Press conference: Scheduled for 10 am at the GBA Secretariat to officially announce his resignation
Background
Neequaye’s resignation comes amid reports of potential challenges in his role, including alleged difficulties working with the Sports Minister. There were also concerns about accountability and transparency within the GBA under his leadership.
Story By: Kwame Lawerh
