GOC President Apologises To The President of NPC Ghana on the Perilous Act of Mohammed Shaban

The president of the Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC) Ben Nunoo Mensah had apologized to the President of National Paralympic Committee of Ghana, Mr Samson Deen for one of his staff using the GOC office against him.

In an interview with Asempa FM, reacting to the allegations against the Officers of Ghana Olympic Committee Mr. Mohammed Shaban for using the Ghana Olympic Committee Office for dangerous activities against the development of para sport in Ghana and the President of the Ghana Paralympic Committee, President Ben Nunoo Mensah confirmed a staff of the Olympic Committee has confirmed the actions of the suspended Shaban Mohammed engaged in numerous dangerous activities including misrepresentations to international bodies, embassies and missions in Ghana.

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The President of GOC has assured the Ghana Paralympic Community to be assured that his office shall take measures against his actions and make sure such doesn’t happen in the future.

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Last Updated on March 20, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu

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