Enhanced matchday protocols: ‘If security remains the same at all centres, that would be perfect’ Prosper Ogum

Asante Kotoko head coach, Prosper Narteh Ogum, has commended the improved security arrangements at his team’s home fixture as the Ghana Premier League resumed.

Nonetheless, he has entreated the Ghana Football Affiliation (GFA) to have this fashioned correct by strategy of all match venues continuously.

Talking after the Porcupine Warriors’ 2-0 triumph over Legon Cities on the Baba Yara Stadium on Sunday, Dr. Ogum emphasised the importance of consistent security features.

Dr. Ogum expressed pride with the safety presence on the stadium and known as for the same efforts the least bit venues.

“What I saw this day is honest; it’s honest for our sport. All people used to be safe internal the tunnel, and there have been heaps of security males within the tunnel.

“I was very blissful after I saw them on myth of, if I see at what came about at Nsoatre, I mediate we desire heaps of these objects to be obvious all stakeholders… everyone is safe.

“That is precisely what the GFA has done this day. If this is able to presumably per chance also proceed and be the identical the least bit centres, then that is possible excellent.”

This used to be Kotoko’s first match on myth of the league used to be suspended for several weeks following the tragic passing of devoted supporter Francis Yaw “Pooley” Frimpong.

He used to be fatally stabbed in a violent altercation when Kotoko confronted Nsoatreman at Nsoatre.

Before kickoff, Kotoko gamers paid tribute to Pooley, who used to be currently laid to rest.