President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Okraku, says Adesa Productions Limited has significantly improved the quality, visibility and presentation of Ghana’s top-flight football through its partnership with the association.
Okraku credited the production company with helping to usher in a new phase for football broadcasting in the country, particularly through its work on the production and coverage of the Ghana Premier League.
“Our partnership with Adesa Productions Limited has ushered in a new era for football broadcasting in Ghana, enhancing the production quality and rich visibility of our competition,” Okraku said.
The GFA president was speaking at the 32nd Ordinary Congress of the Ghana Football Association in Prampram, where he recognised the progress made since the partnership began.
His comments reflect the association’s view that Adesa Productions Limited has played an important role in raising the standard of the broadcast experience surrounding the Ghana Premier League.
The partnership has improved the way matches and the competition are presented, while also increasing the league’s visibility. Okraku said the changes represented a notable step forward for football broadcasting in Ghana.
However, he made clear that the improvements achieved so far should not mark the end of the process. The GFA president called for further development, stressing that continued innovation would be needed to build on the progress already made.
“There remains scope for further innovation and improvement. The progress achieved so far has been remarkable,” he added.
The remarks highlight both the impact of the existing arrangement and the GFA’s ambition to keep improving the coverage of the country’s leading domestic competition.
While Okraku praised the advances delivered through the work of Adesa Productions Limited, he also signalled the association’s intention to pursue higher standards in future seasons. That includes further efforts to improve the quality and reach of Ghana Premier League coverage.
The GFA’s assessment places the partnership at the centre of the league’s recent broadcasting development. According to Okraku, the production quality and visibility of the competition have been enhanced, giving the Ghana Premier League a stronger overall presentation.
His address at the congress therefore combined recognition of the progress already achieved with a call for more innovation. The GFA president’s position was that the partnership had produced remarkable results, but that there remained room to improve the way the competition is broadcast and seen.
The comments underline the association’s appreciation of Adesa Productions Limited’s contribution, while also setting out its desire for the league’s coverage to continue developing in the coming seasons.
By Emmanuel Opoku
