Joseph Paul inspires Team Ghana with racing spikes gift for Hayford Addae
Joseph Paul Amoah, Team Ghana Athletics Captain, presented a brand-new pair of racing spikes to Ghanaian para athlete Hayford Addae as Addae prepared for competition at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Amoah stated the gesture was "simply about supporting a fellow Ghanaian athlete. We wear the same national colours and carry the same flag. If I can help a teammate compete with confidence, then it is the right thing to do. We succeed together as Team Ghana."
Addae expressed appreciation for the unexpected act of kindness, describing it as a timely boost to his preparations. The presentation was marked by smiles and camaraderie, symbolizing the strong bond between Ghana's able-bodied and para athletes. Members of the Ghana delegation warmly received the presentation, praising Amoah for exemplifying leadership, compassion, and selflessness.
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