Ghana Soccer

May 9th Disaster can never be forgotten – Herbert Mensah

Former Chairman of Asante Kotoko, Herbert Mensah, has indicated that the May 9 incident that claimed the lives of over 126 football fans at the Accra Sports Stadium in 2001 can never be forgotten. In a statement to mark the 23rd anniversary of Africa’s biggest spotting disaster, Herbert Mensah said, “Having been there and been involved in all that happened has changed my life and I believe it has changed the lives of all those who were and have been closely involved.” Herbert Mensah was the board chairman of Asante Kotoko, when the May 9th Stadium disaster occurred. The disaster unfolded during a » Read More

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