Jamaican Sprinter Asafa Powell to be Special Guest at 2023 GNPC Ghana’s Fastest Human Tamale Meet
Asafa Powell, retired Jamaican sprinter, is set to be the special guest for the 2023 GNPC Ghana’s Fastest Human Tamale meet on April 29th. The event will be held at the Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium and is the first in this year’s competition, which marks the 10th anniversary. Contestants will participate in the male and…

Asafa Powell, retired Jamaican sprinter, is set to be the special guest for the 2023 GNPC Ghana’s Fastest Human Tamale meet on April 29th. The event will be held at the Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium and is the first in this year’s competition, which marks the 10th anniversary. Contestants will participate in the male and female U-15, U-18, 18 and above, and seniors categories for a chance to win rewards and honours.
The founder of the sprint project, Reks Brobby, invited Powell to encourage participants at the Tamale meet. Powell’s presence is expected to motivate the athletes to give their best shot. The Ghana Fastest Human Competition, sponsored by GNPC, Adidas, and M, aims to expose and promote Ghanaian athletes in sprinting.
For the most part, the competition seeks to identify and develop the talents of Ghanaian athletes. It provides a platform for athletes to showcase their abilities and compete with other talented individuals. The event attracts participants from all over Ghana, with the ultimate goal of producing world-class athletes who can compete in international competitions.
Powell’s presence at the Tamale meet will inspire athletes and serve as a source of motivation. His success story in sprinting is an inspiration to young athletes who aspire to achieve greatness in the sport. He has achieved numerous accolades, including being the former world record holder in the 100-meter sprint.
In conclusion, the Tamale meet promises to be a top-class event, with the presence of Asafa Powell being an added bonus. The event will provide a unique opportunity for athletes to showcase their skills and compete at the highest level. The competition is a crucial stepping stone for the development of Ghanaian athletes in sprinting, and it is essential to continue supporting such events.
Source: GNA