By: David Kyei

Date: 03-11-11

Preparations towards the start of concrete works on the changing rooms in the Adako Jachie Training grounds continue to receive support as some Circles and individuals who made various pledges during the sod-cutting ceremony have started redeeming them.

At the Odeneho Kwadaso secretariat last Monday, members of Circle 127 of Kwamo in the Ashanti region concretized their words with action when they presented fifty bags of cement to the club. Their donation comes to redeem the pledge they made some time back.

During the presentation, they thanked management and the playing team for the wonderful game they have been displaying in the league so far.

The chairman of Circle 127, Solomon Ofosu-Ware, continued that the presentation though was going to be done anyway, had to be done earlier than scheduled because of the call by the Projects Manager, George Amponsah-Duodu, on supporters to hurry in the redemption of their pledges.

Speaking on behalf of the board member in charge of projects, Wilberforce Mfum, the Projects manager, George Amponsah Duodu thanked members of Circle 127 for their quick response.

“I have always said that the Executive Chairman, Dr. K. K Sarpong has so much good plans geared at making Kotoko a very attractive and enjoyable club to support and so we the fans have a responsibility to assist him in achieving much success for the club”.

“Kotoko is all we have and it behoves on us all to join hands to move the team to a higher level”.

In a related development, other individuals have also been making cash and item donations towards the construction work.

The latest donors to the project are Augustine Koranteng, Circle 12, Tema (5 bags of cement) and Kwabena Nti, the younger brother of Lord Zico Opoku Nti, (Gh˘150).