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Deputy National CEO of NEIP Pays Working Visit to Ashanti Region

NEIP STORMS ASHANTI REGION IN STYLE

The Ashanti Regional NEIP team on Thursday November 27th, 2025, hosted a high-level delegation from the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP) as the Deputy National CEO, Joan Selassie, embarked on a comprehensive working visit to inspect progress under the Adwumawura Programme and engage directly with beneficiaries.

The visit began at the office of the Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, where the Deputy CEO paid a courtesy call. In a brief but productive discussion, the Minister reaffirmed the region’s commitment to supporting NEIP’s groundbreaking initiatives and ensuring that entrepreneurship remains a key driver of development in the Ashanti enclave.


From the Minister’s office, the team together with the Regional Minister proceeded to the Akenten Appiah-Menka University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development (AAMUSTED), the primary site of the Adwumawura project in the region. The Vice-Chancellor, Pro Vice-Chancellor, the University Lawyer, and other top officials warmly received the delegation.

A short meeting was held to highlight the collaborative efforts between NEIP and the university in empowering Ghana’s next generation of entrepreneurs. The Deputy CEO commended the leadership of AAMUSTED for their support and expressed her satisfaction with the level of dedication toward the Programme. The Regional Minister also reiterated the region’s commitment towards the program.

The delegation then visited the  Adwumawura Training Centre, where beneficiaries showcased their work through a vibrant exhibition of products and innovations. Dr. Frank Amoakohene and Mrs. Selassie interacted with the trainees, encouraging them to take full advantage of the programme and reaffirming NEIP’s commitment to equipping young people with relevant employable and entrepreneurial skills.

The next stop was DAPNAB, where the Deputy CEO once again took time to speak with participants undergoing training. She encouraged them to remain committed to the process and stressed the importance of skill development in enhancing job creation and reducing unemployment, especially among the youth. She ended by addressing the concerns of the beneficiaries and assuring them of the transparency of the program.

Mrs. Selassie speaking to beneficiaries at DAPNAB

The working tour continued at Women’s Haven, another key partner under NEIP. Here too, Mrs. Selassie interacted with women trainees, listened to their experiences, and assured them of NEIP’s unwavering support. The beneficiaries expressed their appreciation for the programme and shared how the training has been transforming their careers and livelihoods.

Mrs. Selassie speaking to beneficiaries at Women’s Haven

The Deputy CEO’s visit ended at the newly renovated NEIP Ashanti Regional Office, where she inspected the facility and assessed its readiness to host full operations. The new office signals NEIP’s strengthened presence in the region and its commitment to improving service delivery and accessibility for entrepreneurs.

The Deputy CEO’s tour of the Ashanti Region was not only successful but also inspiring. By directly engaging beneficiaries, inspecting project sites, and strengthening institutional partnerships, Mrs. Selassie reinforced NEIP’s mission of fueling innovation, empowering youth, and driving sustainable entrepreneurship across Ghana.

Her visit served as a strong reminder that NEIP remains committed to supporting the dreams and ambitions of Ghanaian entrepreneurs.

The team in a picture with beneficiaries at Women’s Haven.
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Northern Regional Football Association and Ghana Football Association Collaborate to Organize Fruitful Workshop on New Registration Portal

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In a significant development for football clubs in the Northern Region of Ghana, the Northern Regional Football Association, in collaboration with the Ghana Football Association, organized a highly productive workshop. The workshop aimed to familiarize club representatives with the newly introduced registration portal, which was facilitated by Francis Adu, the Head of IT at the Ghana Football Association, along with his assistant, Joel.
The workshop, held at GNAT Hall, saw the participation of numerous club representatives eager to understand the intricacies of the new registration system. The session commenced with an introduction to the FIFA Legal Portal, which provided valuable insights into the legal aspects associated with player registration and transfers. How to file and complaint and how to respond to a complaint.

Alhaji Abu Rhyzo, Chairman, NRFA


Francis Adu and Joel skillfully guided the attendees through the intricacies of the Clear House System, shedding light on its role in ensuring transparency and integrity in player transfers. The participants gained a comprehensive understanding of the system, enabling them to navigate it effectively for their respective clubs.

Another crucial topic covered during the workshop was training compensation and solidarity. The officials provided detailed explanations on how clubs can claim compensation for player development and understand the principles of solidarity payments. The insights provided during this segment were invaluable for the attending club representatives, equipping them with the necessary knowledge to protect their interests.

Furthermore, the workshop delved into the payment wallet and digital identification (ID) system, which are integral components of the new registration portal. Participants were familiarized with the functionalities of the payment wallet, emphasizing its role in streamlining financial transactions within the football ecosystem. The digital ID system was highlighted as an essential tool for verifying player identities and facilitating secure online transactions.


The opening remarks of the workshop were delivered by Alhaji Abu Rhyzo, who emphasized the significance of the collaboration between the Northern Regional Football Association and the Ghana Football Association. He acknowledged the importance of empowering clubs with updated knowledge and tools to enhance their operations in a rapidly evolving football landscape.

Alhaji Abu Rhyzo also graced the workshop’s conclusion, delivering closing remarks that encapsulated the success and productivity of the event. He expressed his satisfaction with the level of engagement and participation demonstrated by the club representatives, noting that their newfound understanding of the registration portal would undoubtedly benefit their clubs and contribute to the overall development of football in the region.

In conclusion, the workshop organized by the Northern Regional Football Association in collaboration with the Ghana Football Association proved to be an incredibly fruitful endeavor. Through the guidance of Francis Adu, Joel, and other officials, club representatives were equipped with comprehensive knowledge about the new registration portal. The workshop not only facilitated a better understanding of the FIFA Legal Portal, the Clear House System, training compensation and solidarity, and the payment wallet and digital ID system, but it also fostered a stronger connection between the regional association and the clubs. With the acquired knowledge, the participating clubs are now better prepared to navigate the intricacies of player registrations and transfers, ultimately bolstering the football ecosystem in the Northern Region of Ghana.

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