George Opare Addo, the Minister for Youth and Sports, has announced plans to renovate the Azumah Nelson Sports Complex in Accra. He highlighted that a thorough assessment of the facility’s current condition is crucial before beginning any renovations. According to Opare Addo, he will direct the facility’s consultant to evaluate the necessary work and costs.

The Azumah Nelson Sports Complex, named after the legendary Ghanaian boxer Azumah Nelson, is an essential venue for various sporting events in Accra. The renovation aims to improve the complex’s infrastructure, making it capable of hosting a wider range of sports events. Opare Addo believes this upgrade will benefit athletes, sports enthusiasts, and the broader community.

The Minister’s vow aligns with the government’s broader strategy to improve sports infrastructure in Ghana. Upgrading the Azumah Nelson Sports Complex will create a more modern and vibrant environment for sports. It is expected to boost sports development and attract more local and international events, thus elevating Ghana’s sports industry.

Although the renovation is still in its early stages, Opare Addo has assured the public that further details, including the scope and timeline for the project, will be provided after the assessment phase. The Ministry of Youth and Sports will work closely with experts to ensure that the complex meets international standards.

The announcement has been met with enthusiasm. Many members of the public, including stakeholders in the sports sector, believe that the renovation will transform the complex into a central hub for sports development. This project is seen as a crucial step toward boosting sports in Ghana and creating more opportunities for local athletes.

As work on the renovation progresses, Opare Addo has pledged to keep the public updated on the project’s developments and expected outcomes.