By: David Kyei

Date: 22-11-11

The call on supporters of Kotoko to contribute to the welfare of the club continues to receive attention.

In Accra last Saturday, the Dr. K. K Sarpong administration was given a huge relief when ace businessman, Kennedy Agyapong, the MD of Kenpong Construction Ltd, announced in a meeting with management to finance the camping bills of the club’s remaining away matches for the year.

By his gesture, a major chunk of the club’s biweekly recurrent expenditure has been taken care of, thanks to the magnanimity of the man who loves Kotoko to the hilt.

Addressing the short meeting with the management members, Kenpong described his decision as his modest contribution to the success of the club.

“Even though this is not too much, I want to use this modest contribution to draw attention of other supporters of the club who are in a position to assist the club to come out and help..

“Dr. Sarpong and his management team have been doing so well for the team and since the work at Kotoko is a huge financial task, it is only proper that we all come up to assist.

“Let me also use this platform to announce to the players that I have put up a huge and enticing package that will be handed to the team when they win the 2011/12 Glo Premier League”.

To concretize his commitment to the club, Kennedy will present Gh¢10,000 cash to the club on Friday, Nov 25 whilst the balance, as per the budget will be handed in per an agreed payment plan.

This news of the Kenpong’s gesture comes to the Executive Chairman, Dr. K. K Sarpong with great joy as he spoke to Kotoko Express at the team’s camping base in Accra.

“I am very grateful to Mr. Agyapong for his great support. I encourage him and all other like-minded supporters to help. No amount is too small or too big for the club. Even if you have Gh¢20, don’t feel bad, just bring it to Kotoko and we will graciously accept it, thank you for it and put it into productive use.

“As I have always maintained, all monies donated to the club will be properly used to the last pesewa and also accounted for as well,” he added.